Sports Cars - Modern Classic or Traditional ?
Sports Cars - Modern Classic or Traditional ?
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mph

Original Poster:

2,376 posts

311 months

Friday 2nd November 2012
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Looking at the bargain prices of some quite recent sports cars I'm inclined to see them as an alternative to a "real" classic.

I'm not talking about MX5's but cars such as the early Boxster and so on.

For a rarer option how about an Alpina S Roadster ? I owned one of these new and thought it a fantastic car. One for sale now at £12k with only 24k miles. Surely a safe punt as a future classic ?


HustleRussell

26,484 posts

189 months

Friday 2nd November 2012
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Series 1 Elise is a good shout for future classic, values have been stable for years now...

900T-R

20,406 posts

286 months

Friday 2nd November 2012
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Chimaera. wink You know it makes sense...

mph

Original Poster:

2,376 posts

311 months

Friday 2nd November 2012
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900T-R said:
Chimaera. wink You know it makes sense...
I had a 450 back in the day. Really enjoyed it.

Skyedriver

23,320 posts

311 months

Sunday 4th November 2012
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You know, I have a Lotus Excel, a Mini Clubman Rally Car, a Volvo Estate & a Peugeot 306 and I'd trade them all (together) for a nice Chimaera.
Although How I would pay for the fuel is a question though...
Loved my old 4.0 HC M945NOP where are you now - probably laid up with a rusty chassis I guess as I used it as a daily through 3 winters.

james280779

1,931 posts

258 months

Monday 5th November 2012
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I have a 1985 911 carrera, a 1988 Lotus esprit turbo and a 1995 TVR Chimaera.

They are all amazing cars in their own way and all mint condition but the TVR is the best by far - quickest, most comfortable, best looking and best noise.