Autosalon Singen
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Here's a fun virtual tour of Autosalon Singen's frankly gobsmacking showroom:
http://www.autosalon-singen.de/_virtueller_Rundgan...
Best of all (for me anyway) is the chance to 'sit' in my dream car, the Mercedes CLK-GTR. You can do the same with plenty of others as well. (I also noticed that, while most Ferraris and really unusual exotica are indoors, the bulk of the Porsche stock appears to be outside...)
http://www.autosalon-singen.de/_virtueller_Rundgan...
Best of all (for me anyway) is the chance to 'sit' in my dream car, the Mercedes CLK-GTR. You can do the same with plenty of others as well. (I also noticed that, while most Ferraris and really unusual exotica are indoors, the bulk of the Porsche stock appears to be outside...)
koolchris99 said:
what a collection of cars! where is this place?
Here's the regular way into their website:http://www.autosalon-singen.de/
It's in Baden-Wurttemberg, southern Germany, very close to the Swiss border. The actual Autosalon business appears to be a lavish independent something along the lines of Tom Hartley or Romans International, rather than being a franchised dealership. I don't know if their reputation is good or bad; the one thing that struck me is that, while there's clearly loads of great stuff in stock, in many cases there aren't photos of the actual vehicles. For example, there's ten(!) Enzos listed, but all with 'archive photos'. Ditto for the seven 599GTOs, two Veyron Supersports, two Maserati MC12s, Mclaren F1 and Ferrari FXX. Does this mean that they know the owners of such vehicles and can facilitate a sale if there's demand?
BelfastBoy said:
Here's a fun virtual tour of Autosalon Singen's frankly gobsmacking showroom:
http://www.autosalon-singen.de/_virtueller_Rundgan...
Best of all (for me anyway) is the chance to 'sit' in my dream car, the Mercedes CLK-GTR. You can do the same with plenty of others as well. (I also noticed that, while most Ferraris and really unusual exotica are indoors, the bulk of the Porsche stock appears to be outside...)
go to brooklands, nip over the ropes, do it for real ( it's a spyder ) http://www.autosalon-singen.de/_virtueller_Rundgan...
Best of all (for me anyway) is the chance to 'sit' in my dream car, the Mercedes CLK-GTR. You can do the same with plenty of others as well. (I also noticed that, while most Ferraris and really unusual exotica are indoors, the bulk of the Porsche stock appears to be outside...)
forgetting the barried stuff[i need to know the arabic for barry], al ain class have a serious stocklist. it is split across several locations though, and it's a shame they haven't started starting getting into classics over here in a big way. knowing the arabs, a significant classic showroom here would be quite a sight.
http://www.alainclass.com/gallery.php
http://www.alainclass.com/gallery.php
shirt]forgetting the barried stuff[i need to know the arabic for barry said:
, al ain class have a serious stocklist. it is split across several locations though, and it's a shame they haven't started starting getting into classics over here in a big way. knowing the arabs, a significant classic showroom here would be quite a sight.
http://www.alainclass.com/gallery.php
A very impressive stocklist, especially the 2 Aston Martin One-77s! Some of the blinged-up special editions are hideous though. I suppose the problem with the Middle East is, with so much money floating about, something that seems special in the UK is merely mundane out there. I guess that must go some way to explaining why there's so many 'unique' models with vile interiors and exteriors courtesy of Mansoury, Gembella et al. (The interior of the yellow Zonda F is too much for my vision to cope with though, and that probably came straight from the factory!)http://www.alainclass.com/gallery.php
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