Just seen an XL1 in the flesh...
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Just walking to work this morning (Whitby, North Yorkshire) when I happened to see what looked a bit like a flatter Scirrocco.
As it came closer I realised it was an XL1. Car was on German plates.
Sadly it was gone before I could get my phone out to get a photo but there`s no doubt that`s what it was.
Looks pretty good on the road tbh, not done much reading up on this one, is it actually in production yet? Last I heard it was going to be VERY pricey.
Must be a day for unusual cars as I also so a BMW E30 that had been (very nicely) converted into a flatbed pickup!
As it came closer I realised it was an XL1. Car was on German plates.
Sadly it was gone before I could get my phone out to get a photo but there`s no doubt that`s what it was.
Looks pretty good on the road tbh, not done much reading up on this one, is it actually in production yet? Last I heard it was going to be VERY pricey.
Must be a day for unusual cars as I also so a BMW E30 that had been (very nicely) converted into a flatbed pickup!
kambites said:
I think it's a stunning looking thing. Function over form really stands out when everything else on the road is covered in bling.
I agree, pictures do not do it justice.For a small car it has a lot of presence.
Won`t be everyone's cup of tea but, given the very limited numbers, I doubt they`ll have a problem selling 300 of them even at silly money.
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