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Original Poster:

41,030 posts

219 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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Taking inspiration from another thread today. Can you please post up suggestions of cars costing £50,000-60,000 they must be:

-brand new NOT used
-must be something you wouldn't likely use as a daily driver e.g. No luxury saloons. (or at least something most people would be unlikely to use as a daily)
-available as RHD

PedoBear

1,913 posts

188 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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Can you get me a job at your place?

SD1992

7,278 posts

187 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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How much do Nobles and supercharged Atoms cost brand new these days?

Or maybe some sort of Lotus?

pistonchris

850 posts

210 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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Save yourself £20k and get one of these for £40k

SSBB

698 posts

185 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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Evora hehe

adycav

7,615 posts

246 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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Civilised choice would be a Boxster Spyder or perhaps a Cayman R in basic, no radio/aircon trim.


kambites

71,474 posts

250 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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I'll have a Caterham CSR, please.

adycav

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SSBB

698 posts

185 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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Seriously though, I'd take one of these (about 60k right?)


christofmccracke

881 posts

229 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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SSBB said:
Seriously though, I'd take one of these (about 60k right?)

double that for a new one

TTwiggy

11,884 posts

233 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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With a bit of haggling (boosted by the new model pending), you might be able to squeeze into a very basic 997 C2 (non-S) for £60k?

Might be considered too 'everyday' though.

5lab

1,917 posts

225 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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corvette or an aero 8 (but I don't think they make the 8 any more frown

kambites

71,474 posts

250 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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TTwiggy said:
With a bit of haggling (boosted by the new model pending), you might be able to squeeze into a very basic 997 C2 (non-S) for £60k?
That's quite a lot of haggling. The list price is nearly 70k isn't it?

kambites

71,474 posts

250 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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5lab said:
corvette or an aero 8 (but I don't think they make the 8 any more frown
If only they did a RHD 'vette. frown

derestrictor

18,764 posts

290 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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http://www.caterham.co.uk/assets/html/showroom/csr...

An evolution of the rolling torture chamber aka the super lights but for those of us afflicted by genetic pastry pilferage and mild dementia.

Appreciate it's maybe outside of the budget (the right way!) but I promise to blow another few grand on a couple of weekends with Mark Hales so that I can truly dominate the twisty bits of N Yorkshire. wink

TTwiggy

11,884 posts

233 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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kambites said:
That's quite a lot of haggling. The list price is nearly 70k isn't it?
Not sure to be honest. I thought it was possible to get into the C2 for about 65ish, but as I'm not in the market for a new 911 right now wink, I haven't really looked properly.

Edited to add: Just taken a look, and the base price is £63k. BUT, with some 'options' that you can't actually delete (!), it comes out at £67,720.


Edited by TTwiggy on Wednesday 15th June 17:47

Al Murphy

293 posts

188 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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It'd be a Morgan Aero 8 for me.

Al

kambites

71,474 posts

250 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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TTwiggy said:
Edited to add: Just taken a look, and the base price is £63k. BUT, with some 'options' that you can't actually delete (!), it comes out at £67,720.
rofl They actually have things listed as cost options that you can't not have? Surely that can't be right? Would that not be false advertising or something?

TTwiggy

11,884 posts

233 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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kambites said:
rofl They actually have things listed as cost options that you can't not have? Surely that can't be right? Would that not be false advertising or something?
It does smack of classic Porsche. It's 2k for leather seats, but there's no other option, plus nearly a grand and a half for the radio, which, again, you have to have. Oh, and 68 quid to tint the top of the windscreen - and no option to 'untick' this either.

kambites

71,474 posts

250 months

Wednesday 15th June 2011
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I can't believe that it's legal to advertise the base price as being lower, then. Might as well say it starts from five pounds for the badge but you have to have the rest of the car as a 67k optional extra.