Cheaper Ecurie for Jap Cars?
Cheaper Ecurie for Jap Cars?
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phatmanace

Original Poster:

678 posts

231 months

Friday 12th October 2007
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Folks,

I currently have an turbo'd MX5 and am thinking about changing it for an MR2 turbo: not because there's anything wrong with my MX - I just fancy something else!, but I can't bring myself to part with my mx:-)

Mrs phatmanace would divorce me if I bought a third car, so it got me thinking... it's a shame that there isn't a P1/ecurie for cheaper cars!

I would really like to be able to hire an MR2 turbo, or an (older) skyline, or a FQ350 for a week and have a blast around.

I was wondering whether people think that there is a market providing this kind of thing... or if i'm the only one!

I'd probably be up for paying 2 or 3 thousand a year to have the use of some cars like this - I'm not sure I could stretch to the 7 or 8 that ecurie charge [coupled with their higher insurance excesses!]


-Ace

Bibbs

3,740 posts

232 months

Friday 12th October 2007
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phatmanace said:
Mrs phatmanace
Ha ha ha, do you call her that?

IainT

10,040 posts

260 months

Friday 12th October 2007
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There is one club (can't remember the name) that has a pool of cars and you keep each one for 3 months then swap. All fairly new cars - basically rather than owning a car you subscribe to the club and get to change regularly...

Seems a half-decent idea to me and there were a few Jap motors in teh collection.

trackdemon

13,193 posts

283 months

Friday 12th October 2007
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phatmanace said:
Folks,

I currently have an turbo'd MX5 and am thinking about changing it for an MR2 turbo: not because there's anything wrong with my MX - I just fancy something else!, but I can't bring myself to part with my mx:-)

Mrs phatmanace would divorce me if I bought a third car, so it got me thinking... it's a shame that there isn't a P1/ecurie for cheaper cars!

I would really like to be able to hire an MR2 turbo, or an (older) skyline, or a FQ350 for a week and have a blast around.

I was wondering whether people think that there is a market providing this kind of thing... or if i'm the only one!

I'd probably be up for paying 2 or 3 thousand a year to have the use of some cars like this - I'm not sure I could stretch to the 7 or 8 that ecurie charge [coupled with their higher insurance excesses!]


-Ace
Classic car club have scoobies & evos.....