Which oddball supercars tickle your fancy....

Which oddball supercars tickle your fancy....

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Dalto123

3,198 posts

165 months

Saturday 7th September 2013
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ArsE92 said:
A Spyker. Just for the interior.

Ooooooooooooooosh!



This gets my vote too. Was lucky enough to have a ride in one a few years ago - That interior. That noise! biggrin

Jandywa

1,062 posts

153 months

Saturday 7th September 2013
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Not strictly a supercar but if I was to win the euromillions, this would be a suitably hilarious way to travel.

GravelBen

15,747 posts

232 months

Saturday 7th September 2013
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I can't believe anyone actually likes the horrific mess of bling that constitutes the Spyker interior. Its like it can't decide whether to be a fancy yacht or something hanging around Mr T's neck.

Is this oddball enough? Always thought they looked cool from some angles but a bit awkward from others:


patmahe

5,772 posts

206 months

Saturday 7th September 2013
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Not as oddball as many on here but the Gumpert Apollo for me.

I remember reading a detailed article about the design and construction of the Apollo and thinking if my numbers ever come up I'm going to have to give that a try smile

I love how unapologetically agressive/ugly it is.


Hairbrakes

10,416 posts

162 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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Not as oddball as some, but I'd love one of these lick




or perhaps another of its Italian-American cousins:




then for in the winter (if you can call this a supercar),



tali1

5,267 posts

203 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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Amirhussain

11,490 posts

165 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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Big Fat Fatty said:
Yes!

alexabsolute

102 posts

139 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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b-engineering edonis (deffo lottery win car)


manta evantra


tramontana R


locus/HTT plethore


lastly the marussia b1

Vladimir

6,917 posts

160 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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yes i'm mad said:



I love these two - the shape of the Artega is just lovely and the Venturi is a proper classic that fell under the radar. Who'd have thought the French could make something like it?!

iva cosworth

44,044 posts

165 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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Could everybody put names of cars next to pics as not everybody knows what the pics are of.

Ta muchly....biggrin

JDMDrifter

4,042 posts

167 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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A Hennessey Venom GT tickles my pickle wink

northwest monkey

6,370 posts

191 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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Hairbrakes said:
then for in the winter (if you can call this a supercar),

A garage in Alderley Edge had one of these for sale several years ago. I had to go & have a look at it for a nosey & the build quality was terrible - some of the panel gaps were that bad you could almost fit your hand in at one end of the panel yet at the other end the 2 panels were almost overlappinglaugh

I got chatting to the bloke selling it & according to him, around town it would do between 1-3 mpg if you were a bit keen with the right foot. Not sure I'd want to be putting winter tyres on it either. Sounded immense though when he started it upsmile

Obi Wan

2,086 posts

217 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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Jandywa said:


Not strictly a supercar but if I was to win the euromillions, this would be a suitably hilarious way to travel.
Much more desirable than a G63 AMG

MoleVision

996 posts

213 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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detomaso said:
Also have a soft spot for this from the NFS days

PIC doesn't work for me. Assuming the italdesign schigera thingy?

Shame nobody ever made the El Nino.

MoleVision

996 posts

213 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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Why do phones always double post?

Still a shame nobody ever made the El Nino.

CR6ZZ

1,313 posts

147 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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A Hulme F1 perhaps...


Hairbrakes

10,416 posts

162 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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iva cosworth said:
Could everybody put names of cars next to pics as not everybody knows what the pics are of.

Ta muchly....biggrin
If you're not enough of a car anorak, then shame on you tongue out

A hint though, google reverse image search the url of the images you dont know....

Obi Wan

2,086 posts

217 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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patmahe said:
Not as oddball as many on here but the Gumpert Apollo for me.

I remember reading a detailed article about the design and construction of the Apollo and thinking if my numbers ever come up I'm going to have to give that a try smile

I love how unapologetically agressive/ugly it is.
Hated this when it came out but it's starting to appeal to me now, the interior is still poor though. Along with the Edionis and Ascari are they still operating? There's a few low quality youtube clips of the edionis but the the sound of thoses turbos is tingling.

iva cosworth

44,044 posts

165 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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Hairbrakes said:
If you're not enough of a car anorak, then shame on you tongue out

A hint though, google reverse image search the url of the images you dont know....
I might have seen pics of some of these before but don't remember what they are.

Some of these are REALLY obscure...confused

Not sure how to "google reverse image".....getmecoat

Hairbrakes

10,416 posts

162 months

Sunday 26th January 2014
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northwest monkey said:
Hairbrakes said:
then for in the winter (if you can call this a supercar),

A garage in Alderley Edge had one of these for sale several years ago. I had to go & have a look at it for a nosey & the build quality was terrible - some of the panel gaps were that bad you could almost fit your hand in at one end of the panel yet at the other end the 2 panels were almost overlappinglaugh

I got chatting to the bloke selling it & according to him, around town it would do between 1-3 mpg if you were a bit keen with the right foot. Not sure I'd want to be putting winter tyres on it either. Sounded immense though when he started it upsmile
IIRC they had a 73 gallon (yes, gallons, not litre) fuel tank too eek

As for the tyres, I hear that they were 345/60 R17 and had special lips around the edge for desert driving, only Pirelli used to make them (the size is unique to the car) and that they cost $2500 each! Having been out of production for decades, I'm not sure what current owners do these days other than fit the next nearest size they can lay their hands on

Edited by Hairbrakes on Sunday 26th January 23:14