Most exotic cars owned

big_gay_kirk

markelock wrote: »

I thought it was you who also owned a Gaz?

and I have to ask, why only 3 days with the Mantis?

I did have a GAZ... but that had already been mentioned!! and as for the Mantis.... it was one of those things.. you see a supercar, see the price (about 200 quid iirc...) think wow, buy it, then realise that no one will insure you for it, you can't afford the bits to get it through the MOT, can't find the bits to get it through the MOt.... and then a Marcos fan offers you four hundred for it.. and you strat thinking.....

wadia860

Not exotic by any stretch of the imagination, but I've had 3 Lancia Y10's (one was a left hooker). 99.9% of people didn't know what it was! I got fed up explaining
1) No, it's not a Fiat (no hair splitting please!)
2) Yes, the boot is supposed to be that colour.

I also had an S1 Delta HF turbo. I always wanted an Integrale. The best car I've never owned!
I currently have a Merc Coupe.:o

chunkytfg

had a couple of mini's one of which was seriously modded but driving a Skoda Fabia VRS atm. chipped to give 174bhp and capablle of 50mpg should i choose to drive it sensibly!

BillScarab

Not exactly exotic but my sister has a Suzuki Cappucino. They didn't sell many in Britain and it is a cracking little sports car and absolutely tiny. They only sold them in red and the rarer silver. Hers is red and looks like this

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Suzuki.cappucino.arp.750px.jpg

london0207

I've currently own a Lamborghini Gallordo Spyder and a BMW M5. I have my eye on a Rolls drophead coupe at the moment depending on how much bonus I get at the end of the month.

Stephb1986_2

london0207 wrote: »

I've currently own a Lamborghini Gallordo Spyder and a BMW M5. I have my eye on a Rolls drophead coupe at the moment depending on how much bonus I get at the end of the month.

Can I come and work with you then

Steph xx

london0207

Stephb1986 wrote: »

Can I come and work with you then

Steph xx

Sure the company I work for is always looking for good people you just need a first class degree from a proper university, usually we prefer maths, physics etc.

The hours are quite long I've been in the office 14 hours today and will be here for a few more hours as I'm trading on the european and US markets at the moment. It's a job you either do well or get sacked.

vansboy

london0207 wrote: »

The hours are quite long I've been in the office 14 hours today and will be here for a few more hours as I'm trading on the european and US markets at the moment. It's a job you either do well or get sacked.

Me too!

Just sold a Reanult Traffic - European & a Ford Transit - well, Ford is USA owned, but the van was built in Turkey.

& I was on the road, on the way to do my dealing - in auction - before 7am!!
Stock vehicles, from as far away as The Pacific Rim, & as close as Browns Lane, in Brum!

Just got to co-relate the acheived sales results, to compare with last weeks, to see if things are up.

Or down.

The University of Life degrees' I've got, should help me work that lot out, easy enough!!

At this rate, our exotic motors will never get chance to become used examples!!

VB

GabbaGabbaHey

london0207 wrote: »

Sure the company I work for is always looking for good people you just need a first class degree from a proper university, usually we prefer maths, physics etc.

But not the ability to spell "Gallardo" or to write grammatically correct English, obviously :-)

My garage currently has a Porsche 911 (1989 Carrera 3.2) and two BMW M5s (an E34 and an E39) in it.

markelock

GabbaGabbaHey wrote: »

But not the ability to spell "Gallardo" or to write grammatically correct English, obviously :-)

My garage currently has a Porsche 911 (1989 Carrera 3.2) and two BMW M5s (an E34 and an E39) in it.

PM me a link.

Yes I am that sad