4 Door wedge for the family man....

[darylglynn]

http://pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=26...

It's a thing of beauty

[mrzigazaga]

I wouldnt mind the same suspension...

[Trickie Dickie]

I used to have one as my company car years ago brand new
and it was surprisingly good for quite a long car

Even took one round Donnington racetrack and it was totally predictable
even in a 4 wheel slide round corners at high speed

The brakes were second to none then as well

Trickie

[Brap_Brap]

"It's a thing of beauty" ... if you have cataracts.

Beauty as they say, is definately in the eye of the beholder.

Maybe it's just my taste in styling that sucks, but I've never seen a French car that was fair to behold.

[Wedg1e]

Now if it was a Citroen XM... at least they have some 'road presence', even today.

I used to run a Renault 25GTX (vaguely wedgy)... supposedly the first car that had full engine management as I recall. That was a nice car apart from the saggy rear end... but if you had a few hundred miles of Autoroute to cover on a hot sweaty summer's day when the kids are kicking-off and the wife's in a mood, there was no comfier place to be than the driver's armchair of a '25, cruise on, aircon wafting, feet on the dashboard (yes, really )...

[jmorgan]

Didn't that have insanely good MPG figures? Nearly bought one once for that.

Now, lets keep it British. Princess..........

[adam quantrill]

Let's keep it British, but with some class:

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[Wedg1e]

adam quantrill said:

Let's keep it British, but with some class:

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I liked that in the early days but now... what were they on?!

[Brap_Brap]

Now that's cool. ^^

[grahamw48]

Beat me to it Adam.

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Lagonda...like wot Prince Charlie used to own...about 20ft long.

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Not sure whether they are light pods or air brakes.

Edited by grahamw48 on Tuesday 18th September 13:45

[darylglynn]

that is some aerial on that bad boy.

[jmorgan]

Seem to remember news papers showing the first one of them being delivered on a flatbed.....