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Ain't that the truth!!! Lovely motors though and the fastest thing I have ever driven, including two wheels.
BMW 740 Sport (2001)
Thats a lovely looking motor, better then scoobys and evo,s IMHO.
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johniosaif
Ah mmmm ford focus ten yrs old, well its my mrs shopping car 26k miles only on clock
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R1CKY
Erm, I've just committed financial suicide..........
Nothing will empty your wallet faster than a ropey, high mileage Alfa Romeo!
Nothing will empty your wallet faster than a ropey, high mileage Alfa Romeo!
Erm, I've just committed financial suicide..........
Nothing will empty your wallet faster than a ropey, high mileage Alfa Romeo!
But hey look lovely!
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R1CKY
They do, sounds nice for a four pot too! Wanted a V6, but they were thin on the ground! Despite the knocks, clunks and rattles it makes, its a dream to drive after being stuck in my van since before christmas!!
I have no sympathy, why an Alfa? always breaking down. Italians are more interested in good food and wine. I think they have got it right.
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R1CKY
Because I'm a glutton for punishment! I don't use the car very often, so I wanted something that I actually want to drive, for £1000 I had the choice of this, Mondeos, Vectras, Passats etc! I can live with a little extra maintenance and cost if it means I get some enjoyment!
It'll do me for now until I can afford a proper car!
It'll do me for now until I can afford a proper car!
Yes know where your coming from. My every day car is a BMW 320D tourer, very efficient, cheap tax, reliable. My play car is a Toyota MR2 MKll 16year old expensive tax, not fuel efficient but totally reliable and great fun. Just have to remember not to do big shopping trips in the MR2.
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R1CKY
I'd have had something like an MR2 in a flash, but I needed room for four people as my missus has a Citroen C1 to get her back and forth to work and going out as a family in that is far from fun!
This was the best compromise of practicality and enjoyment I could get for the money!
This was the best compromise of practicality and enjoyment I could get for the money!
Not a C1, you can barely get a pint of milk in the boot. Agree if you have family MR2 not the best option. My babes are all grown up. Great when the boy gives me a lift to the pub and back again.
Yep, you got taste 🙂
Rickee, rickee......that's a hairdresser's car *** ***
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TBServices
Don't listen to Steve Ricky, he drives a lunar rover
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R1CKY
Which one? The Alfa, C1 or MR2???
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tamz
I was very very tempted to buy one of these a few years ago. White with a yellow stripe running over the bonnet to the wing mirrors. about 19k if i remember right for a 2 yr old.
Ended up buying a 3 litre V6 406 coupe because she liked it better. That was a decent car too.
No no no, oportunity missed!
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