If you had £100,000 to spend...
If you had £100,000 to spend...
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911p

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2,361 posts

209 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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What would you do with it, motoring wise? Feel free to mess about with the configurators if you're bored! If I wanted a supercar daily driver I'd take a fully optioned Carrera GTS. Otherwise this;



Edited by 911p on Monday 20th September 16:35

ewenm

28,506 posts

274 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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I'd be visiting the local Aston dealer.

Not Ideal

3,056 posts

217 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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Jeez - how much have you spunked on leather bits for the interior..??!!

911p

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2,361 posts

209 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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Not Ideal said:
Jeez - how much have you spunked on leather bits for the interior..??!!
As much aluminum as possible, everything else leather. Which is alot smile

hesnotthemessiah

2,121 posts

233 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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I'd take my E30 M3 back to Stuttgart to have their retro/historic team work on it. And I'd buy a new key ring if I had any change.

TTwiggy

11,884 posts

233 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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It's not even real aluminium...

LukeBird

17,170 posts

238 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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ewenm said:
I'd be visiting the local Aston dealer.
I reckon I would be as well.

Or a CLK63 Black... cloud9

That 911 is very nice, but it does have the wrong gearbox! wink

carlove

7,907 posts

196 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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Maserati Grancabrio in black with black alloys and red leather cloud9

Edited by carlove on Monday 20th September 16:09

edo

16,699 posts

294 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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LukeBird said:
ewenm said:
I'd be visiting the local Aston dealer.
I reckon I would be as well.

Or a CLK63 Black... cloud9

That 911 is very nice, but it does have the wrong gearbox! wink
Agreed. Manual GT3 with ceramic brakes and a few choice bits for me please.

CypherP

4,451 posts

221 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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carlove said:
Maserati Grancabrio in black with black alloys and red leather cloud9

Edited by carlove on Monday 20th September 16:09
+1. Great choice. No way I'd spent £100k on that 911 when there are so many options in the £100k region. Aston would also be a very close contender for that kind of money.

I'd have a DBS over the Porsche any day.

ZeeTacoe

5,444 posts

251 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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Done.

hairykrishna

14,494 posts

232 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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Pah, 2nd hand cars are the way forward

Couple for the weekend;

600BHP Ultima £48k


Lovely purple Cerbera £15.5k

Everyday smoker;

E34 M5 £5k


Trackdays;

As new Radical SR3 £19.5k


...and 12k left to build a garage.

911p

Original Poster:

2,361 posts

209 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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The GTS would be an uber-fast real world car. Much faster on our B-Roads than a GT3 or DBS.

papabear

14,232 posts

223 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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I'd maybe have to wait another 12 months but I'd have the Alfa 8c

911p

Original Poster:

2,361 posts

209 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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Come to think of it, 2nd does represent great value for money. Never thought GT2's would be under 100k so quick. Would have to be this;



lick

RobM77

35,349 posts

263 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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I'd go motor racing driving

The guy that runs the car/s I race at the moment is an utterly fantastic mechanic, and his restorations are utterly stunning. You could quite literally eat your dinner off one of his cars if you took the bodywork off, and every time I drive them they work like swiss watches. His knowledge of racing cars is also astonishing. If I had £100k to spend, I'd simply ring him up and tell him I had £100k to spend and let him spend it for me biggrin I'd no doubt end up with an immaculate restoration of an interesting and obscure racing car from the late 70s or early 80s, and have change left over for a few seasons of racing smile Perfect smile

CypherP

4,451 posts

221 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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911p said:
The GTS would be an uber-fast real world car. Much faster on our B-Roads than a GT3 or DBS.
This isn't going to turn into another Porsche argument is it 911p? I seem to recall the last one being a bit of a no go-er.

You say an uber-fast real world car, but in the real world, where would the difference lie in terms of B-road performance between a GTS and a DBS/GT3/Gallardo/360 etc? I'd go as far as to say you could get the same real world performance out of something half that price, and probably have more fun too.

911p

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2,361 posts

209 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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CypherP said:
I seem to recall the last one being a bit of a no go-er.
Erm, which one are you talking about?

abarth130

257 posts

229 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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I'd buy a Ferrari F355 for the weekends and track days, an Integrale Evo because I've always wanted one, a Defender 110 for ferrying the kids and dog around, a V8 RS6 for blasting across to Le Mans with the chaps and an Alfa 147GTA to potter round in.

£100k spent and every car I'll ever need.

Perhaps I don't really need that lottery win after all?!

6potdave

2,776 posts

242 months

Monday 20th September 2010
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A used BMW M6, an Ariel Atom and some form of big barge diesel for everyday plodding.