Defender 90 for hacking around the valley in
Delta Integrale for pure fun
A6 2.7 quattro
Prius for general use
Nice VW van for towing and holiday usage
VW Scirocco 170 TDI for when it's just me.
Volvo V70 for me.
Disco4 for family / tow car.
Escort Mk2 RS2000 for being a bloke.
In an ideal world?
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But in the real world, I'll stick with the Doblo.
Nearly as practical as the 'mog.
Nearly as much fun as the Bristol.
Nearly as [s]ugly[/s] individual as the DS. 😀
Suzuki Capuccino
Bowler EXR-S
Mercedes e63 AMG estate
performs like a 'warm' hatch
If your definition of warm is a 1990s 1.6L Escort, then perhaps 🙄
If your definition of warm is a 1990s 1.6L Escort, then perhaps
I was thinking much the same 🙂
Well, it has 190bhp and more importantly something ridiculous like 440nm of torque. Obviously it's heavy so takes some shifting off the line, but goes ok. Anyway it's not all about that, it's always going to have its haters. For me, it's just about the most practical all round vehicle I could get with a lot of comforts too. Also great for towing my caravan (without getting stuck anywhere). Great on muddy work sites too.
B.A.Nana - ignoring the computer (which lies). If I hoof it - 28mpg, steady - 34mpg, average -30/31mpg.
1/Skoda Yeti 4x4
2/BMW M3 / 997 C2S
3/Not sure
piemonster - Member
Ford Transit, done.Posted 11 hours ago # Report-Post
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Really? I'm sorted then. Just got to get the rust treated. In all seriousness, it does me just fine and on my budget is about perfect.
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In the unreal world
1) VW T5VR6 LWB for bike duties
2) Ferrari 288GTO (why has no-one mentioned this already?)
3) Bowler Wildcat
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If any of those are unavilable I would be happy with an Integrale Evo3 or a Metro 6R4. (how often does an Austin Metro appear on a list of dream cars?)
1) BMW 330D Touring.
2) Arial Atom for utter hooliganism.
3) Landrover Defender Ambulance for camping and tackling the forthcoming revolution.
Assuming the wife can keep her car and the 3 [b]new[/b] ones would be for me. Also assuming that money really is no issue, I would have the following.
1. Fully loaded Disco for bike stuff and off road fun.
2. BMW M5 Touring for family stuff.
3. Probably a Ferrari FF but maybe a McLaren MP4-12C for fun.
I'm going to be cheeky and add a winterised Renault Clio to leave at my chalet in the Alps.
Kia Picanto for runaround
Hyundai i30 estate for bike duties
Nissan Micra TT - in case the sun shines
😀
Range Rover
911 Carerra 4
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and one these for the holidays
1. Steyr-Pusch Pinzgauer - bike lugging (and proper off road capability)
2. M5 touring xdrive - family shizzle
3. NONE i would kill myslef/loose license..
currently got a knackered 11 year old Primera that refuses to die and a Fiat Bravo which has got quite possibly the most shizzer JTDM engine in.
[u]Money no object[/u]
Fun - Weissman
Practical - Phantom Sport-Break (we said money no object, so use your imagination)
Van - Huge RV off Top Gear (with garrage for the above Weissman)
[u]Reality (this is actualy true in out house!)[/u]
Fun - MG Midget
Practical - Fiesta
Van - C-max
Golf R
997.2 GT3 RS (with Akrapovic Ti exhaust)
Eagle Speedster
in an ideal world, where i am absolutely minted i'd have...
Audi RS6 saloon
BMW M5 Touring
Maserati Quattroporte
asked wifey and she said its only fair that she also had 3 cars to do it all...but she could only think of one car she wanted...it'd be a shame not to fill the two remaining spaces for her...
Audi Q7
Lancia Delta HF Intergrale Evo 3
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X
1. Fiat Panda 4x4
2. (new style) Cayman S
I win.
3. Morgan 3-wheeler.
Actual: old Rav 4; TT mk2 (sorry); 15 year-old Merc E-class, for sale, can't shift it. Want it? It's quite nice.
911 Carrera 2
Dangel Citroen Dispatch Combi
Pinzgauer 716K
We manage with two:
Hilux Surf (bikes and camping duties)
MX-5 Mk I (Everything else)