The Exclusive Non-Z4 Coupe Club

1 inkey$ - M Coupe Breadvan
2 TrickyDicky - E46 M3 Coupe
3 Sk93 - 1969 Dodge Charger 440 Magnum Coupe
4 Half Colin - E92 330D M Sport Coupe
5 LeeZ4MR - Audi TTS Coupe Black Edition
6 marchantsuk - BMW 520d F10
7 mr wilks - TT V6 DSG Mk1 Coupe
8 Jembo - Audi TT Black Amplified
9 Machine monkey - Audi TT Black Amplified
10 gannet - Citroen DS3 DSport - White + Red Roof
11 synthedup - 120D Msport silver
12 the cueball - Datsun Z V6 turbo
13 Redzedfour 1 series M Sport plus Coupe
14 Nelly Welly - Triumph GT6 MK1
15 JayT - Porsche Cayman S
 
1 inkey$ - M Coupe Breadvan
2 TrickyDicky - E46 M3 Coupe
3 Sk93 - 1969 Dodge Charger 440 Magnum Coupe
4 Half Colin - E92 330D M Sport Coupe
5 LeeZ4MR - Audi TTS Coupe Black Edition
6 marchantsuk - BMW 520d F10
7 mr wilks - TT V6 DSG Mk1 Coupe
8 Jembo - Audi TT Black Amplified
9 Machine monkey - Audi TT Black Amplified
10 gannet - Citroen DS3 DSport - White + Red Roof
11 synthedup - 120D Msport silver
12 the cueball - Datsun Z V6 turbo
13 Redzedfour 1 series M Sport plus Coupe
14 Nelly Welly - Triumph GT6 MK1
15 JayT - Porsche Cayman S
16 BMWZ4MC - E46 320d
 
Carol M said:
Ooh, can I have same club for roadsters? :thumbsup:
I shall do it.

A few of us are affiliate members of the Exclusive Roadster Club as we have Non Z4 Roadsters, but I'll join if you start a separate club - link please :)
On which note, who's running the Roadster Club now that Adamski has seen sense?
 
BMWZ4MC said:
Carol M said:
Ooh, can I have same club for roadsters? :thumbsup:
I shall do it.

A few of us are affiliate members of the Exclusive Roadster Club as we have Non Z4 Roadsters, but I'll join if you start a separate club - link please :)
On which note, who's running the Roadster Club now that Adamski has seen sense?

Unlike the Exclusive Z4 Coupe Club which enforces apartheid car membership :poke:
 
Stuart Truman said:
What makes it a coupe then? A roof and more seats than doors?

The International Standard ISO 3833-1977 defines a coupé as having a closed body, usually with limited rear volume, a fixed roof of which a portion may be openable, at least two seats in at least one row, two side doors and possibly a rear opening, and at least two side windows

Today coupé has become more of a marketing term for automotive manufacturers, than a fact of the vehicle's design and technical makeup. The term has been ascribed to vehicles with two, three, and now even four doors, for their perceived luxury or sporting appeal. This is because coupés in general are seen as more- streamlined and sportier overall lines than those of contemporary four-door sedans. Hence a coupé would be marketed as a sportier vehicle than a two-door sedan.

**all copied from somewhere that has that type on stuff on it's website**
 
the cueball said:
The International Standard ISO 3833-1977 defines a coupé as having a closed body, usually with limited rear volume, a fixed roof of which a portion may be openable, at least two seats in at least one row, two side doors and possibly a rear opening, and at least two side windows

Today coupé has become more of a marketing term for automotive manufacturers, than a fact of the vehicle's design and technical makeup. The term has been ascribed to vehicles with two, three, and now even four doors, for their perceived luxury or sporting appeal. This is because coupés in general are seen as more- streamlined and sportier overall lines than those of contemporary four-door sedans. Hence a coupé would be marketed as a sportier vehicle than a two-door sedan.

**all copied from somewhere that has that type on stuff on it's website**

OK

Closed body - check
Limited rear volume (when the rear seats are up) - check
Fixed roof - check
At least 2 seats (7) in at least one row (3) - check
Two side doors (two on each side actually) - check
Rear opening - check
At least two side windows (5) - check

Right then, can my S-Max join :D

(Ok I know it has too many doors)
 
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