Supercars spotted, some rarities (vol 6)

[RobinBanks]

Weren't they built by Porsche?

[DannyScene]

RobinBanks said:

Weren't they built by Porsche?

I think he was joking

[mikey k]

incoming flock of whoosh parrots

[Danny3320]

DB9 in the Fog
Foggy Aston Martin DB9 by DHibbertPhotography, on Flickr

[K50 DEL]

natty94 said:

WTFWT said:

michael243 said:

After over a year of searching I've found neither out

Looks like http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=516...

Thanks

I think the plate might be from Luxembourg and actually be HO 826
I'm not aware of any other country whose format fits.

[MarvGTI]

K50 DEL said:

I think the plate might be from Luxembourg and actually be HO 826
I'm not aware of any other country whose format fits.

Luxembourgish plates have always been yellow with black letters, also the spacing is completely off.

Since 2006, our numberplates have had either 5 digits or 2 letters 4 digits - this old style of plate (2 letters 3 digits) couldn't have been put on a newish car.

Also to get that bodykit type-approved by our MOT would be nigh impossible.

[K50 DEL]

MarvGTI said:

K50 DEL said:

I think the plate might be from Luxembourg and actually be HO 826
I'm not aware of any other country whose format fits.

Luxembourgish plates have always been yellow with black letters, also the spacing is completely off.

Since 2006, our numberplates have had either 5 digits or 2 letters 4 digits - this old style of plate (2 letters 3 digits) couldn't have been put on a newish car.

Also to get that bodykit type-approved by our MOT would be nigh impossible.

I was afraid that might be the case... I've seen that style of plate before but I can't remember where so I went through every page on Wiki I could find this morning together with a load of different google image searches and the only thing that came close was Lux plates. Having only been there once though I'm unaware of the legalities of Lux motoring so am clearly wrong in my assumption.

[MarvGTI]

K50 DEL said:

I think the plate might be from Luxembourg and actually be HO 826
I'm not aware of any other country whose format fits.

Luxembourgish plates have always been yellow with black letters, also the spacing is completely off.

Since 2006, our numberplates have had either 5 digits or 2 letters 4 digits - this old style of plate (2 letters 3 digits) couldn't have been put on a newish car.

Also to get that bodykit type-approved by our MOT would be nigh impossible.

[9six4]

[9six4]

[9six4]

[PomBstard]

9six4 said:

Saw one of these driving through the centre of Sydney last week - really did look like the future had landed amongst the sea of Falcodores and white VAG/Mercs

[FD3Si]

9six4 said:

Utterly glorious! So incongruous. Bravo.

[Skylinecrazy]

FD3Si said:

9six4 said:

Utterly glorious! So incongruous. Bravo.

Impala?

[R8VXF]

911 50th anniversary edition in the City of London yesterday

[Blown2CV]

R8VXF said:

911 50th anniversary edition in the City of London yesterday

And what a fitting celebration it is. So exhilarating in battleship primer grey. Good spot but what a snoozefest.

[R8VXF]

Blown2CV said:

R8VXF said:

911 50th anniversary edition in the City of London yesterday

And what a fitting celebration it is. So exhilarating in battleship primer grey. Good spot but what a snoozefest.

And slower than my car too (In a straight line anyway).

From a distance it looked like a DB9!

[caraddict]

R8VXF said:

911 50th anniversary edition in the City of London yesterday

I really thought it was a DB9 scrolling down, saw the comments, scrolled back up and was surprised.

[Blown2CV]

The grey and also the White lenses I think.

[onyx39]

Black Aventador. Sitting about 10 feet away from my desk outside my office window.
Been there all day.