you are in europe.....72 alfa gtv....As long as I have a company car with company paid gas bills I am happy.
That said the wife wants a vintage car, something with a big V8. I think 1972 Mustang since we are both born that year.
you are in europe.....72 alfa gtv....As long as I have a company car with company paid gas bills I am happy.
That said the wife wants a vintage car, something with a big V8. I think 1972 Mustang since we are both born that year.
ohohohohAs long as I have a company car with company paid gas bills I am happy.
That said the wife wants a vintage car, something with a big V8. I think 1972 Mustang since we are both born that year.
I sold it to a former neighbor (both he and I moved since we were neighbors), a dentist, no less. I do miss it sometimes but the 3 is fun.what!
somewhere your old landcruiser is weeping.
I guess I live in like a rich town or something:
Lancia Delta, I think, but probably wrong.Those Lotus can be had for a very reasonable price. What's in the 2nd pic, Audi?
Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evo, never imported to the US but now legal after 25y. Not the most expensive car, but an extremely rare collector car. Sorry for the shit pic, I took it while driving after passing by it once. I've seen it out on the road as well. My alfa is arguably faster, but it'll never be as cool.Those Lotus can be had for a very reasonable price. What's in the 2nd pic, Audi?
Theres a few of those around here too. I just question why every time I see them.....Maybe I should snap a pic of the lamborghina Urus I pass every day?
i wouldn't say they're that rare, depending on the region. when I lived in LA i would see a couple a week. A guy I worked with had one, full size grown ups like us aren't really compatible with that car.The Lotus is certainly rare and maybe not super expensive ($55k) but it's still my favorite car on the road.
if i was going to get a fun car, it wouldn't be that. we're about the same height IIRC (i'm about 6'1"). i sat in one once (again, guy i used to work with owned one), it was not exactly a fun experience, i don't think i could handle being inside one, let along driving for more than say, 20-30 minutes at a shot. it's just cramped.I'd briefly toyed with the idea of an Elise years ago when the settlement check from my accident came in. Unfortunately/fortunately common sense and my wife won out in the end. Perhaps one day, should I happen to somehow win the lottery I dont play.
if i was going to get a fun car, it wouldn't be that. we're about the same height IIRC (i'm about 6'1"). i sat in one once (again, guy i used to work with owned one), it was not exactly a fun experience, i don't think i could handle being inside one, let along driving for more than say, 20-30 minutes at a shot. it's just cramped.
yes, but what i'm getting at is that it's cramped enough that it would pose difficulty to actually driving it.I get what you're saying, but one doesn't buy a car like that for comfort.
Just rent one for a couple days, amirite?I get what you're saying, but one doesn't buy a car like that for comfort.
Or for the same eye oogling factor, could scale back a few years and rent one for $809 per day.Just rent one for a couple days, amirite?
I just checked - I can rent a fancy-ass Ferrari for 4 days for $9,000.
So its not whether you can afford to buy me a Porsche. You just don't want to? That is very very hurtful to my feelings. I have been injured very very badly.Just rent one for a couple days, amirite?
I just checked - I can rent a fancy-ass Ferrari for 4 days for $9,000.
A Porsche perhaps? Intrigued I am....Injured? you may be entitled to significant compensation.