Supercars spotted, some rarities (Vol 4)
Discussion
wst said:
hen and whereabouts was this? I saw a nice blue NSX this afternoon near Gloucester-ish (A40) I think. Was quite tidy looking of course.
Also saw an MP4-12C on the A44 on Friday afternoon, 3 Morgans on the A40 near Monmouth (opened the window to hear them roar through the tunnel there) today, a 205GTi (with a cage and isolated/fire bottle handles etc, looked quite tidy) on the Black Mountain pass (today), and... that's pretty much it.
Cholmondeley Castle in Cheshire, there is a Blue Facelift NSX in Leamington Spa i know of.Also saw an MP4-12C on the A44 on Friday afternoon, 3 Morgans on the A40 near Monmouth (opened the window to hear them roar through the tunnel there) today, a 205GTi (with a cage and isolated/fire bottle handles etc, looked quite tidy) on the Black Mountain pass (today), and... that's pretty much it.
melvster said:
caraddict said:
Love it! The facelift NSX looks great too... Not as handsome as the original, but still sharp looking 10 years after the facelift! Very rare too...
I would personally always leave it standard, no mods what so ever although the type r spoiler does suit it.But, I have dreamed of the NA1 (earliest models) NSX's for a decade and if I get that car some day (I'm pretty certain I will), I will most certainly replace those utterly boring 15/16" OEM wheels with something more suiting.
On the facelift cars though, I like their stock wheels - works with their stock ride height very well IMO.
caraddict said:
True, and if I'm ever lucky enough to own a facelift model some day, I sure would leave it stock too. They are sweet as they are, just like modern V8 Ferraris...
But, I have dreamed of the NA1 (earliest models) NSX's for a decade and if I get that car some day (I'm pretty certain I will), I will most certainly replace those utterly boring 15/16" OEM wheels with something more suiting.
On the facelift cars though, I like their stock wheels - works with their stock ride height very well IMO.
I would be happy with either, both as i mention are stunning IMO, the silver car is a 3.0 registered in 1997, the last 3.0 model imported into the UK before the 3.2 pop up example was introduce. I think these are the best wheels for the pre facelift, i am yet to see an NSX with aftermarket wheels which suit the car better than the OEM items.But, I have dreamed of the NA1 (earliest models) NSX's for a decade and if I get that car some day (I'm pretty certain I will), I will most certainly replace those utterly boring 15/16" OEM wheels with something more suiting.
On the facelift cars though, I like their stock wheels - works with their stock ride height very well IMO.
melvster said:
I would be happy with either, both as i mention are stunning IMO, the silver car is a 3.0 registered in 1997, the last 3.0 model imported into the UK before the 3.2 pop up example was introduce. I think these are the best wheels for the pre facelift, i am yet to see an NSX with aftermarket wheels which suit the car better than the OEM items.
You've all seen this, I suppose?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w45H0EiBZVM
The NSX gives good account of itself in the face of some formidible opposition; two Lambos, a Ferrari 360 and 996 Turbo.
The guy in the M3 has the most fun, though.
DickyC said:
You've all seen this, I suppose?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w45H0EiBZVM
The NSX gives good account of itself in the face of some formidible opposition; two Lambos, a Ferrari 360 and 996 Turbo.
The guy in the M3 has the most fun, though.
Yep i have seen that video, thanks for posting though, good way to kill a few mins.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w45H0EiBZVM
The NSX gives good account of itself in the face of some formidible opposition; two Lambos, a Ferrari 360 and 996 Turbo.
The guy in the M3 has the most fun, though.
melvster said:
caraddict said:
True, and if I'm ever lucky enough to own a facelift model some day, I sure would leave it stock too. They are sweet as they are, just like modern V8 Ferraris...
But, I have dreamed of the NA1 (earliest models) NSX's for a decade and if I get that car some day (I'm pretty certain I will), I will most certainly replace those utterly boring 15/16" OEM wheels with something more suiting.
On the facelift cars though, I like their stock wheels - works with their stock ride height very well IMO.
I would be happy with either, both as i mention are stunning IMO, the silver car is a 3.0 registered in 1997, the last 3.0 model imported into the UK before the 3.2 pop up example was introduce. I think these are the best wheels for the pre facelift, i am yet to see an NSX with aftermarket wheels which suit the car better than the OEM items.But, I have dreamed of the NA1 (earliest models) NSX's for a decade and if I get that car some day (I'm pretty certain I will), I will most certainly replace those utterly boring 15/16" OEM wheels with something more suiting.
On the facelift cars though, I like their stock wheels - works with their stock ride height very well IMO.
I agree, those are really nice. Also great if you really want to use your NSX daily without ruining ride height and daily comfort. I know I would drive it every day all year long
Alpina B9 3.5 by HillclimbNSprint, on Flickr
Alipina B9 3.5 - 2 by HillclimbNSprint, on Flickr
C63 AMG - Awesome plate by HillclimbNSprint, on Flickr
Donny at the weekend.
Skylinecrazy said:
Thats a bit naughty....UK car, LHD with German style plates. I would think he/she will get away with that for a LONG time too.markCSC said:
Skylinecrazy said:
Pork - how do you know it's a UK car? I may be totally missing something here..
HPIVehicle Details for registration number 230MPH
Make - MERCEDES
Year of manufacture - 2011
Model - C63 AMG AUTO
Engine size(CC) - 6208
That Alpina really is something!
balders118 said:
markCSC said:
Skylinecrazy said:
Pork - how do you know it's a UK car? I may be totally missing something here..
HPIVehicle Details for registration number 230MPH
Make - MERCEDES
Year of manufacture - 2011
Model - C63 AMG AUTO
Engine size(CC) - 6208
balders118 said:
markCSC said:
Skylinecrazy said:
Pork - how do you know it's a UK car? I may be totally missing something here..
HPIVehicle Details for registration number 230MPH
Make - MERCEDES
Year of manufacture - 2011
Model - C63 AMG AUTO
Engine size(CC) - 6208
Benefit? No speeding/parking tickets?
Pork said:
balders118 said:
markCSC said:
Skylinecrazy said:
Pork - how do you know it's a UK car? I may be totally missing something here..
HPIVehicle Details for registration number 230MPH
Make - MERCEDES
Year of manufacture - 2011
Model - C63 AMG AUTO
Engine size(CC) - 6208
Benefit? No speeding/parking tickets?
Date of Liability 01 03 2013
Date of First Registration 01 03 2011
Year of Manufacture 2011
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 6208cc
CO2 Emissions 312g/Km
Fuel Type PETROL
Export Marker N
Vehicle Status Licence Not Due
Vehicle Colour SILVER
Vehicle Type Approval M1
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