Spotted today… show us your weird, rare and gorgeous spots
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Lovely, but I think a 992.2 Turbo S and 800k in the bank would be preferable
North West Surrey
At the summit of the picturesque fens
NS66
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Nope but the Wiesmann GT MF5 is my dream car, M5/6 V10 under the hood yummo! need to win the lotto... https://www.classicdriver.com/en/car/wiesmann/gt-mf5/2001/1085776
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My dad had one, it was beautiful, light blue. The garage ended up setting fire to it rather than keep fixing it tho.
I'd prefer one with a roof too, but I reckon getting in and out would be quite a challenge!
I fold myself into an Exige most days, an Ultima would be cavernous by comparison
Driving up the west coast of Tenerife, pulled off into a little town for some lunch at random because I was bored of TF-1. Spotted a 2000's Astra rally car hurtling out of town the other way, thought it was interesting. Got down into town to find it was the service area for a local rally. Some tasty and (now) rarer machinery in there.
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@Argyll Andy has a fetish for the "cavalier coupe".
I had a colleague about 25 years ago who had a 24v 2.5 calibra. He thought it was the quickest car on the road. I never saw the appeal TBH.
At Cars and Coffee on the Promenade in North Wales at the weekend a tipping trike came down past us, turns out to be a Carver One. Never seen on in the flesh before, vaguely remember it from Top Gear (Richard Hammond). (More pictures in the thread https://z4-forum.com/threads/cars-a...-rhos-on-sea-north-wales.156964/#post-2168610)
After he went past us a couple of younger kids were waving, so he weaved in the lane from side to side. Definitely gets a tip on, looked like good fun.
After he went past us a couple of younger kids were waving, so he weaved in the lane from side to side. Definitely gets a tip on, looked like good fun.
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Sorry but that looks like a mobility scooter on steroids.
Why? Just why would anyone think THAT was a good idea? Three wheelers were invented to circumvent the rules for those with a motorcycle licence but not a car. I don't think anyone has a bike licence without a car one these days. Especially as it is much more complicated nowadays to get a 'full' bike licence than a car one.