IF ?
IF you could no longer keep your F or TF (would be a sad day)
would you want some thing
sporty
convertable
plain car
something else
sue wants to change her car so looing for something different
im hoping the bank ballance allows us to keep the y plate 50k miles genuine undented F
the new car has to be red or black :bust:
mad about cars and bikes
if it aint broke dont fix it
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rayb wrote: ooh yes pdq44 the jag its stunning. but if i did have to change it would be another mgtf in white, just love the tinkering of putting it right and its british.
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Back in the day when it was actually built in England.
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If the exotic cars were discounted, and the vintage cas as well (I have gone the vintage car daily driver route before, not again! :nonod: ) that would leave interesting sensibly priced modern cars.
Our selection of European cars over here in NA is a lot smaller than in the UK leaving mainly Asian cars which don't really do anything for me. The S2000 is nice but not something I would consider, and I don't care much for the MX% other than the Mk1.
I would probably go for the Fiat 500 (even though ours are made in Mexico) They are well appointed, the Abarth version goes well, and they have character. There is even (sort of) a convertible version. :yesnod:
Abarth 500 Canada
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Rich in Vancouver wrote: Maybe you should have specified it should be a car that we could afford to maintain! :lol:
Abarth 500 Canada
Mine was :coat:
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I do like wealthy younger women with good taste in cars! :woohoo:
Unfortunately my wife isn't too keen on them. :nonod:
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