£40k new and distinctive
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Alfa Giulia. Either wait a year or so for the quadrifoglio, or get one like this:
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
280 bhp, looks fit and you could get your thing in the boot (poss with rear seats down).
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
280 bhp, looks fit and you could get your thing in the boot (poss with rear seats down).
Efbe said:
can you find a 2yr old dodge hellcat? might be c£40k. damn distinctive and cool, with boot space.
but there is this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dodge-Challenger-V8-HEM...
I love the fact that it has a lovely big engine mated to a manual gearbox but there is this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dodge-Challenger-V8-HEM...
Edited by Efbe on Saturday 20th January 00:46
It ticks the distinctive box big time as well.
cerb4.5lee said:
Efbe said:
can you find a 2yr old dodge hellcat? might be c£40k. damn distinctive and cool, with boot space.
but there is this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dodge-Challenger-V8-HEM...
I love the fact that it has a lovely big engine mated to a manual gearbox but there is this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dodge-Challenger-V8-HEM...
Edited by Efbe on Saturday 20th January 00:46
It ticks the distinctive box big time as well.
Trevor555 said:
A Cayman, and a nice £2000 shed for the bike?
Already have a Caterham in the garage, 2 weekend only cars would be a bit much.The Dodge has the steering wheel on the wrong side.
Evoke - too expensive new and petrols are non-existant 2nd hand.
Front runners so far - Mustang, Civic Type R
Civic is cheaper, and won't be hit by the >40k RFL tax hike
Mustang is RWD and V8
I'm really surprised Ford aren't trying to get the list price of the new V8 mustang under 40k, the extra £310 per year RFL must put a few people off, maybe the US bosses don't understand Road Tax?
MBBlat said:
ZX10R NIN said:
For me there's only one car that tick the boxes:
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
Or go for the Kia Stinger:
So a boring, generic SUV hardly distinctivehttps://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...
Or go for the Kia Stinger:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lI4nkpGY-8
MBBlat said:
Already have a Caterham in the garage, 2 weekend only cars would be a bit much.
The Dodge has the steering wheel on the wrong side.
Evoke - too expensive new and petrols are non-existant 2nd hand.
Front runners so far - Mustang, Civic Type R
Civic is cheaper, and won't be hit by the >40k RFL tax hike
Mustang is RWD and V8
I'm really surprised Ford aren't trying to get the list price of the new V8 mustang under 40k, the extra £310 per year RFL must put a few people off, maybe the US bosses don't understand Road Tax?
ford website says 38,095 for the mustang gtThe Dodge has the steering wheel on the wrong side.
Evoke - too expensive new and petrols are non-existant 2nd hand.
Front runners so far - Mustang, Civic Type R
Civic is cheaper, and won't be hit by the >40k RFL tax hike
Mustang is RWD and V8
I'm really surprised Ford aren't trying to get the list price of the new V8 mustang under 40k, the extra £310 per year RFL must put a few people off, maybe the US bosses don't understand Road Tax?
Really interesting thread this one-I did like the OP’s comment on the Kia
I was thinking the same the other day, the Mustang really is in a bit of a class of one isn’t it? Personally I like the idea of the Kia simply as it is a Kia and I quite like a path that is different (& I am a dad after all!).
One word about the Type-R, I am deeply impressed by mine. Every time I think about changing it I think about the use it gets and I start making plans about keeping it 5 years (I’ve never kept a car that long before), I’ve already got the 5 year servicing plan and it only costs £850 to extend the manufacturers warranty to 5 years too.
Plus, my old shape one is bigger inside than the new one, transporting some equipment for a kitchen we’re building before Xmas I got (fully packaged) a full size oven, microwave combi oven, sink, boiling water tap and boiler all in the back!
I was thinking the same the other day, the Mustang really is in a bit of a class of one isn’t it? Personally I like the idea of the Kia simply as it is a Kia and I quite like a path that is different (& I am a dad after all!).
One word about the Type-R, I am deeply impressed by mine. Every time I think about changing it I think about the use it gets and I start making plans about keeping it 5 years (I’ve never kept a car that long before), I’ve already got the 5 year servicing plan and it only costs £850 to extend the manufacturers warranty to 5 years too.
Plus, my old shape one is bigger inside than the new one, transporting some equipment for a kitchen we’re building before Xmas I got (fully packaged) a full size oven, microwave combi oven, sink, boiling water tap and boiler all in the back!
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