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Your favourite decade for cars
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The 1980's
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80's. Testarossa, Cossie, DeLorean and the Aston Martin Bulldog!0
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Although I wasn't driving then I'd have to go with the 60's. It was the heyday of British car manufacturing. All those lovely Jags, MGs, Triumphs etc. and no speed cameras.
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BillScarab wrote: »Although I wasn't driving then I'd have to go with the 60's. It was the heyday of British car manufacturing. All those lovely Jags, MGs, Triumphs etc. and no speed cameras.
What could be better than cruising around on, relatively, uncongested roads in an E-Type?
I agree. Although I'm not the E-type's biggest fan there were plenty of great cars around then.0 -
I'm not the biggest E-Type fan either but it just seemed like a pretty iconic 60's car to mention. Personally I think I'd prefer an Elan.It's my problem, it's my problem
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BillScarab wrote: »I'm not the biggest E-Type fan either but it just seemed like a pretty iconic 60's car to mention. Personally I think I'd prefer an Elan.
Elan's a good call, And the esprit although I suppose thats more of a 70's car.0 -
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I'm not the biggest E-Type fan either but it just seemed like a pretty iconic 60's car to mention. Personally I think I'd prefer an Elan.
Elan's a good call, And the esprit although I suppose thats more of a 70's car.
The Esprit wasn't introduced until 1976 so definately a 70's car.It's my problem, it's my problem
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BillScarab wrote: »The Esprit wasn't introduced until 1976 so definately a 70's car.
I count the turbo as the first proper esprit
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I'd say the 80's as it was an era when most cars came with an element of quality (rather than the 70's junk) and people could start to afford them - think Golf GTi's, XR2's, XR3's etc.The man without a signature.0
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Now!
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I have enough money to buy a good car
Latest cars are safer
cars have all creature comfort
They are fuel economic
They come with longer warrantiesHappiness is buying an item and then not checking its price after a month to discover it was reduced further.0
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