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By *icknmix500 OP   Man
12 weeks ago

South Gloucestershire

Mine

Jag XJr DB 9 Morgan Saab 900 Turbo

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By *rafter69Man
12 weeks ago

upminster

Mercedes SL

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By *ife NinjaMan
12 weeks ago

Dunfermline

Ford KA, original shape. What a nippy motor 🤓🥷

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By *earditallWoman
12 weeks ago

Lancaster

Type R honda civic was my fav car

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By *tannersMan
12 weeks ago

stanley

Subaru Impreza P1

2 x Audi RS 3

Mk 2 RS2000

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By *avexxMan
12 weeks ago

cheshire

ford fiesta 1.3 ghia just a great little car

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By *ools and the brainCouple
12 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Mini Clubman 1275 GT.

Lots of engine modifications.

Loud and fast ( title of my sex tape )

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By *idethestormMan
12 weeks ago

northants

Mercedes S500L 1994 and a 1998 BMW 528i

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By *yrdsisWoman
12 weeks ago

Gleam Street

Genuinely loved my Morris Minor... she was an awesome wee thing

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By *amantha_NiteTV/TS
12 weeks ago

The Lake District

Oh how i wish i still had my third car,a now very rare Mk1 Fiesta Supersport,in Stratos silver,only 3000 were made and now just 49 believed to exist

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By *ools and the brainCouple
12 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"Mini Clubman 1275 GT.

Lots of engine modifications.

Loud and fast ( title of my sex tape )"

I also had a mk11 Capri 3ltr Sport. Was pretty awesome.

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By *utterfly64Woman
12 weeks ago

Raynes Park

Only owned one - back in the 80’s. A mini clubman. Loved it. Had many adventures in Tabby

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By *ermite12ukMan
12 weeks ago

Solihull and Romford

My current mean machine: Mazda CX-30. Costs £45 a week in petrol. So for me, seriously economical.

Had one other decent car a DS4. But the last one of those. After it hit 50k, mileage wise. Started to fall apart.

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By *inky Biscuit DunkerMan
12 weeks ago

Gloucestershire

Renault 5 GT Turbo.

My now ex wife made me sell it. They are now worth a pretty penny

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By *alley cpl 69 uCouple
12 weeks ago

Bridgend

Evo X FQ 440. absolutely beautiful and the noise it made was like sweet music. That or the Ferrari tester rossa total different sound but put any of them through a tunnel and omg just magical

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By *d mirerMan
12 weeks ago

lost

My e36 M3

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By *eyeYCouple
12 weeks ago

Nr Leicester

964, Corrado G60, 65' beetle cabriolet (still in the garage) and a £200 Mondeo, which was a breath of fresh air (didn't give a shit about it, but it kept on ticking) 😉

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By *lirtyFilthWoman
12 weeks ago

Barnstaple

Hyundai coupe

Loved hearing the turbo whistle and rally driving around the Devon back roads.

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By *pectorMan
12 weeks ago

Hook

99’ Honda Civic EJ9 and current first car still. Mechanically sound and running well for the age. Have some future upgrades planned.

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By *icknmix500 OP   Man
12 weeks ago

South Gloucestershire

Cool

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By *andyhandsMan
12 weeks ago

Doncaster

Wasn’t necessarily my favourite car, but by far the best value & ridiculously reliable was a 1989 Ford Sierra 2.0ltr GLSI Sapphire.

I paid £150 for it, as it had a damaged bonnet & the cam shaft had gone.

I replaced the cam, rebuilt the cylinder head and then owned it for a fault free 3 years. I drove it the length and breadth of the country as I was in the military.

Sold it for £100 after 3 years and bought a Sierra 2.8 V6, which was just as good just not quite as economical lol.

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By *aughty But nice..Man
12 weeks ago

Staffs

Saab 900 FPT mk 1

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By *utsackerMan
12 weeks ago

north east

My eskort rs turbo, I had 2 rotten ones and found a good shell from the scrap yard and made one with the best of both bits buying whatever new I could for it, stripped it to bare shell painted the underside and insides rhen assembled to a rolling shell and had the outside painted professionally it was cossie imperial blue then built it all up using new uprated parts wherever could and converted it to efi using a scrap Orion. Did it all after a breakup which made me even more attached to the csr, sold it not long after my son was born to one of my best mates on the condition I had first refusal if he ever sold it which he didn’t, I still have the odd dream about it now really wish I still had it

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By *huck5772Man
12 weeks ago

dukinfield

Ford Scorpio cosworth

Honda prelude 4ws

Mini cooper s

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By *anManCoolMan
12 weeks ago

Camborne

Renault 11... loved it

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By *lrightthenMan
12 weeks ago

Bradford


"Ford KA, original shape. What a nippy motor 🤓🥷"

Had one, the sportka, with the 1600. Was so much fun

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By * L RipleyWoman
12 weeks ago

Buckinghamshire


"964, Corrado G60, 65' beetle cabriolet (still in the garage) and a £200 Mondeo, which was a breath of fresh air (didn't give a shit about it, but it kept on ticking) 😉"

Ohhh I LOVED my VW... a turquoise 1303 😍

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By *WANDTGCouple
12 weeks ago

Borough of Greenwich

1.6 ltr Golf.

Very speedy

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By *abulincsCouple
12 weeks ago

pe129 area

My current l200 300k on clock mega motors never had any trouble from it either

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By *hisIsMe58Man
12 weeks ago

Winchester

Mark 1 es cort, my first car and wish I still had it.

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By *lrightthenMan
12 weeks ago

Bradford

My favourite car was my 330ci e46 convertible

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By *froaleMan
12 weeks ago

oldham

I get a van through work. Two years ago I got a brand new transit. Had it three days before someone t boned me at a junction. 147 miles and it was written off

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By *antricSeeker60Man
12 weeks ago

Durham

MK3 Honda Prelude, Rover TomCat or my MGZT V8. It’s all things SUV these days.

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By *xLedZepxx2Man
12 weeks ago

Didcot

The nicest car I've had was an E reg Granada 2.9i Ghia, although close second was the Audi 100 2.2 GL5E, though my absolute favourite because of the memories was a Datsun 180B SSS coupe

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By *ingdomNightTimePleasuresMan
12 weeks ago

nearby


"My current l200 300k on clock mega motors never had any trouble from it either "

Spent three months picking up 4WD’s that went to Ukraine in 2022. l200 was always the nicest to drive.

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By *urry BlokeMan
12 weeks ago

A 2005 Saab 9-5

Cost a fkin fortune to run, but not had a car since that was so solid as a rock on the road or as bombproof

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By *avie65Man
12 weeks ago

In the west.

I absolutely love the car I have just now, but it is pipped at the post by the Fiesta I got 16 years ago, simply because it had a heated windscreen. Every car should have that v

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By (user no longer on site)
12 weeks ago

A Porsche, driving something far less exciting now though.

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By *live70Man
12 weeks ago

East Midlands

Mk1 Ford Es cort 1300 GT had it 4 years and sold it for house deposit...

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By *ittlebirdWoman
12 weeks ago

The Big Smoke

My favourite was my clown car. Honk honk

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By *ABflirtyWoman
12 weeks ago

Norfolk

Had 3 now and feel safe in them around the country roads of Norfolk . Range Rover sports. Like being up high .

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By *otojojoWoman
12 weeks ago

Birstall

Mini JCW

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By *gly duck cdTV/TS
12 weeks ago

Middlesbrough

Had plenty of memorable cars over the years but the ones that stick out

1970 mk3 mini 1275

Opel Monza 3.0e

Mg maestro (m16 conversion) so fairly quick

Saab 9-5 ( built engine 360hp)

Saab 9-3 ttid aero sportwagon

And now running a Volvo xc40 t5 recharge ( so chilled to drive)

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By *sleWightCoupleCouple
12 weeks ago

Ryde

Austin Montego.

The ONLY car I've ever owned!!

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By *rSuave88Man
12 weeks ago

Mirfield

Audi A3. Smooth, reliable and powerful.

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By *redwilma666Couple
12 weeks ago

Kilbirnie

4 litre jeep wrangler

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By *ddie1966Man
11 weeks ago

Paper Town Central, Essex.

TVR Cerbera "Speed Eight". Metallic blue with white leather interior.

Having children spoilt all my fun though.

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By *llyboy43Man
11 weeks ago

edinburgh

Renault 5 GT turbo

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By *shford_5Man
11 weeks ago

Ashford

2.8i Ghia X Granada in gold. Beautiful

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By *OTSOSUBTLEMan
11 weeks ago

DUBLIN

My first car was an Opel Manta-basic but like a tank.

First good car was an Audi A3

I have had several Golfs and Audis.

Currently have a Q3 Quattro Black Edition TDi 200 BHP. Great car.

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By *izzy.miss.lizzyCouple
11 weeks ago

Pembrokeshire

Ex police Volvo V70, LPG converted.

Gutted it failed mot and couldnt be fixed during covid lockdown following dispute with 2 local garages.

Tried making enquirees to have it fixed further afield, but given we were not allowed to leave the county at the time, and the place I had it kept decided it had to go, it ended up in the scrappers.

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By *uriosusxxxMan
11 weeks ago

Swaffham

Suzuki vitara + mud tyres - lost count of how many posh 4wd 'off roaders' I rescued.

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By *uriouscouple6606Couple
11 weeks ago

Warwickshire

Male half here mine is my current 97 Jag XJ6 which the wife approves of so win win 😁

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By *ockkneejay69Man
11 weeks ago

woodford

Audi S8 shit of a shovel quick.

Drove it all over Europe never let me down once until customs pulled it apart and got 4 years lol

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By *ily WhiteWoman
11 weeks ago

up a bit, right a bit...that's the spot

Classic mini...I've had a few different models, they've all been awesome.

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By *igfun4allMan
11 weeks ago

Portglenone


"TVR Cerbera "Speed Eight". Metallic blue with white leather interior.

Having children spoilt all my fun though.

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I'm so envious. Have always lusted after a TVR from the Wheeler era

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By *he Sc0rpI0 EffectWoman
11 weeks ago

notts

My first car was always special. Burgundy Renault 11

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By *rowsingcarefullyCouple
11 weeks ago

Birminghan

Type r Hondas including the accord.

S2000’s

996 C2 cabs

A few M Beemers…

Being a petrol head is a curse, I’d be a lot richer if I still had them…😂😂😂

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By *ichinoMan
11 weeks ago

Eastleigh

Yeo had the estate perfect

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By *rowsingcarefullyCouple
11 weeks ago

Birminghan

Pray god it was the Efi…😂

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By *igrobboMan
11 weeks ago

Sunderland

My current car I have now.

2025 reg Nissan juke.

Upgrading to the 2026 reg juke in May.

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By *NT!Couple
11 weeks ago

Bristol

Alfa GT v6

The noise that thing made 🤘

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By *cottish guy 555Man
11 weeks ago

London

1994 VW Golf gti. Surprisingly economical and a lot of fun.

It was 12 years old when I got it.

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By *llblueMan
11 weeks ago

Irvine

Mercedes E Class E350, great machine.

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By *atinaChica54Woman
11 weeks ago

Marlborough

White with black roof E8cort XR3i Cabriolet. I honestly loved that car! Typical Essex but I felt the dogs bollox driving that bad ass b*tch!

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By *ormalfornorfolkMan
11 weeks ago

Norwich


"White with black roof E8cort XR3i Cabriolet. I honestly loved that car! Typical Essex but I felt the dogs bollox driving that bad ass b*tch!"

The mutt’s nuts, you might say!

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By *ustincider888Man
11 weeks ago

Chorley

Toss up between Fiesta ZTec S and Transit Custom Tourneo.

I'm leaning towards the Transit, because I had plenty of sexual encounters in it

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By *ertsman46Man
11 weeks ago

Hertfordshire

Lotus elan mk2 Audi rs4 miss them both

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By *ertsman46Man
11 weeks ago

Hertfordshire

What colour was your convertible

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By *elaxed CoupleCouple
11 weeks ago

Cheshire

Hate to say it as its dammed unimpressive. Audi A6 estate. 2.0 litre & utterly indestructible.

Waiting for the bloody thing to give up so I can get a mustang.

18 years & it won't give in.

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By *ertsman46Man
11 weeks ago

Hertfordshire

Built to last mate

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By *erbysGentMan
11 weeks ago

Ilkeston

2004 Saab 9-3 Aero convertible, loved it, lovely comfortable yet sporty drive but even better with the roof down

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By *rhugesMan
11 weeks ago

Cardiff

Mine was a Jensen Interceptor, absolutely loved that car

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

Astra gte

Fiesta xr2

Toyota mr2

Suburu wrx

Merc amg

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By *ade crossTV/TS
11 weeks ago

chiselhurst

e39 525 bmw

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By *arvey67Man
11 weeks ago

Grimsby

VW Beetle 1303S. First car I ever bought.Drove past the dealer and it was on a plinth as Car of the week. Did a U turn,got a great offer on my banger of a mini and it was mine in less than half an hour. I loved that car

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By *jslookingforfunMan
11 weeks ago

liverpool

Any of my Volkswagen golf’s, I’m on my 4th, just live driving them

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By *entleman JayMan
11 weeks ago

Leeds

My first proper car. A VW Sirocco. After the rubbish that came before I felt like a millionaire. Second hand £3150.

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By *uri00620Woman
11 weeks ago

Croydon

Toyota MR2 Mk2 was prettiest and most fun.

Nissan Micra for being unbelievably reliable being 20 years old, 14 of which owned by me. Treated horribly including being stuck in an estuary and me having to wade out to rescue it. And yet it still drove.

Went to car heaven 3 weeks ago.

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By *eepheat300Man
11 weeks ago

Scarborough

1971 7.5ltr ford mustang cobrajet, blackjack headers, cherries and nitrous, 6.5 quarter mile 485bhp street legal

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By *artorialMan
11 weeks ago

weymouth

Up untill it munched the cylinder head due to a seized water pump - Audi A6 all road

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By *earingpantiesTV/TS
11 weeks ago

warrington

Just got a Ferrari Portafino

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By *obbo2022Man
11 weeks ago

top of little hill near bishop

ford orion ghia injection

wish i still had it

regret selling it

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By *outherngent74Man
11 weeks ago

Hampshire

Three cars that I should have kept.

Mercedes 500 sec

Lotus Excel Se

MR2 Turbo

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By *onko the SaneMan
11 weeks ago

3rd rock from the sun

The Audi A4 I had

Never failed despite having 85k on it when I got it at 3.5years old. 190k when I scrapped it at 16 years old and still went like a rocket when you needed it to

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By *melia DominaTV/TS
11 weeks ago

Edinburgh (She/Her)

Best car was the first car.

MK2 es.cort 1.3 red..

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

Currently I own

Arbarth 695 = mental

And a Mercedes Vito camper = steady away !

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By *otsociminMan
11 weeks ago

Walsall

2013 Peugeot 3008 EHDI,built like a tank strong engine great mway cruiser,ran it into the ground then sadly had to get rid.

2018 Nissan Qashqai 1.2 auto again a great all rounder.

1987 Vaux Cavalier 1.6 it was 5 yrs old when i brought it one of best cars ever had never let me down rain hail or shine, some scroat nicked it and trashed it beyond repair.

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By *uxurycollectionCouple
11 weeks ago

Port Talbot

Her - 1990 Toyota Corolla GTi

Him - 2004 BMW 330ci.

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By *isfits behaving badlyCouple
11 weeks ago

Coventry

My Honda 59 plate Civic 8th gen. Bought second hand and I had owned it for 10 years myself. Just a fun drive, right size for my needs and solidly reliable. Sadly I lost it last year as the gear box went (a bit of know weaknesses). I would have got that fixed as the rest of the car ok. However I was taking the kids on holiday in a few days and needed a car fast. So saddly I had to by another car and scrap her .

To be fair I've really enjoyed all the cars I've owned over the years. Never bought a car I'm unhappy with. I'm very conscientious when it comes to picking the right car.

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By *attledogMan
11 weeks ago

Hull

Had a Nissan Skyline, around 10 years ago

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

Nissan bluebird i learned to drive in when I was 14 i inherited, a fleet of rovers best was a vitesse loved that car , daily drove a Porsche cayenne but my favourite i have had was a suzuki wagon R , little go kart weighed nothing and corners like a train.

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By *uckMe12FreeMan
11 weeks ago

(User no longer on site)

My 1st car, a fully restored 1973 VW Beetle.

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By *eviant-Kinky-CoupleCouple
11 weeks ago

town

Elise s1 was so visceral

911 is pure luxury

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By *octor ProdMan
11 weeks ago

Constantly Travelling With Work

A 66 Mini Cooper.

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By *hunderaceMan
11 weeks ago

Dudley

When I lived in Australia I mostly ran 4x4's and bikes but the best car I ever had there or here was a Ford Falcon XR8 in toxic green. It had a 5.4 litre supercharged V8 flash tuned to 558 rwhp with hot dogs on straight through pipes.

As fast as my bike & when you kicked it in the guts it screamed like a banshee...

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By *hades Of GreyMan
11 weeks ago

Leeds

The best and worst car I've ever had were both BMWs.

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

Love a willy waving thread lol

Had a Subaru WRX with pro drive mods. With the exception of the Evo FQ43O it was the fasted unadapted car 0-60 under £150,000.

But the car I have now is the complete opposite, build for comfort and maxed out with toys and gadgets.

I’m not sure which one is “best”. Best is a fluid concept.

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By *007ManMan
11 weeks ago

Worthing

Ford Capri 2.8i Special. Great roar from that twin exhaust.

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By *orena7Couple
11 weeks ago

Manchester

Ford Explorer Ev. In serious love. Had it for just over a year now.

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By *iolet_FyreCouple
11 weeks ago

Yateley

I loved my 2008 diesel Honda Civic, it was like being in a spaceship. However my current car is a 2018 Škoda Octavia vRS 230 which is amazing fun to drive and extremely practical. Probably the best car I’ve ever had.

Violet’s Audi S3 is a lot of fun to drive also but I’m sure she’d say her 2012 Mini Cooper S convertible was her favourite car of all time

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By *elaxed CoupleCouple
11 weeks ago

Cheshire

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By *elaxed CoupleCouple
11 weeks ago

Cheshire


"Ford Capri 2.8i Special. Great roar from that twin exhaust."

Oh sideways power & noise. What a car. I never got further than the 2.0 GT. It still went sideways well though.

Us capri owners invented what they now call drifting. The funny thing is we put so much effort into stopping it happen. Now they spend fortunes on making it happen.

The irony is deafening haha.

Mr

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By *hunderaceMan
11 weeks ago

Dudley


"Ford Capri 2.8i Special. Great roar from that twin exhaust.

Oh sideways power & noise. What a car. I never got further than the 2.0 GT. It still went sideways well though.

Us capri owners invented what they now call drifting. The funny thing is we put so much effort into stopping it happen. Now they spend fortunes on making it happen.

The irony is deafening haha.

Mr"

I had a mk 3 20L s, your right about the sideways driving lol. Wish I still had one though...

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By *rLucky777Man
11 weeks ago

Leeds

Ford fiesta RS1800. Back when I was a boy racer!

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By *ray_BTWMan
11 weeks ago

Worcester

Bmw 5 series X drive , Audi TT Quattro. Currently got a Tesla which is also a great car.

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By *ad NannaWoman
11 weeks ago

East London

A BMW something or other that had a good engine, apparently.

Someone stole it from my place of work.

My favourite was a Nissan Almera.

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By *porty_and_NaughtyCouple
11 weeks ago

Swansea

Audi Q5 sportback. BMW 520D estate. Both cars were a pleasure to drive, comfortable, quick when needed, refined when not.

Honourable mention to an Audi A4 1.9tdi estate and Volvo V70 2.5 tdi. I had both as much older cars. The Audi was faultless. Sold it with 1/4 million miles on the clock, still on the original clutch, never broke down, fantastic fuel economy but quick enough on demand. The Volvo had a bit more plasticky interior but the engine was phenomenal. Happily returned 50mpg on a motorway run and would shrug off a tow with ease.

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By *porty_and_NaughtyCouple
11 weeks ago

Swansea

Oh, I forgot, my ex wife had an Audi TT. Not the most practical car but fantastic fun to drive. Still the quickest I've ever got from South to North Wales

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By *ust a nice genuine guyMan
11 weeks ago

Gloucester

Loved the 205gti's i had and the Williams clio but lucky to have an Jag XK150 now for a few classic tours and for enjoyment.

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By *ttmcdguyTV/TS
11 weeks ago

mk

Now it all depends on what people class as best

I’ve had some fantastic cars in my life

My 1st car being a mk4 1.6 cortina that I quickly swapped for a mk1 xr2 then worked my way through the whole xr range

I’ve had BMW’s mercs Range Rover jags Ford Vauxhall (omega was a dull looking but so comfortable)

From dull repmobiles to high performance motors

But genuinely the best motor I’ve ever owned was a vw polo 1.3 s reg

I paid £350 and it went forever

I repeatedly abused it trying to break it to no avail

I only bought it as a stop gap run around whilst my Range Rover was broken

I owned it for 3 years and literally taxed moted and put petrol in it and it never missed a beat

So easy to drive and went ok too

And I sold it for what I paid for it !

The best isn’t always the fastest or prettiest or expensive

There is sometimes a diamond under the pile of shite

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By *ydaz70Man
11 weeks ago

Rotherham /newquay

I've had so many Porsche 911 996 lancia delta ford cossy 3 Dr mk1 eggy mk3 3 ltr s Evo 5 loads not on list

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By *ttmcdguyTV/TS
11 weeks ago

mk


"Ford Capri 2.8i Special. Great roar from that twin exhaust.

Oh sideways power & noise. What a car. I never got further than the 2.0 GT. It still went sideways well though.

Us capri owners invented what they now call drifting. The funny thing is we put so much effort into stopping it happen. Now they spend fortunes on making it happen.

The irony is deafening haha.

Mr

I had a mk 3 20L s, your right about the sideways driving lol. Wish I still had one though..."

I had a 3x2 council paving slab in the boot of my 2.8!and that still didn’t stop it going sideways

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By *ertcoupleCouple
11 weeks ago

Welwyn Garden City

Range Rover 4.6l (P36)

Jag xkr

BMW x5 3ltr petrol

BMW M3.

Still got the X5 it's a 2002 model but I love it, probably the best one behind the Rangy

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By *randMrsNorthernCouple
11 weeks ago

Cheshire

Porsche, Ferrari, BMW, Audi.

Lots.

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By *alnut25Woman
11 weeks ago

Edinburgh

First car I had was Vauxhall Corsa automatic which had a “go faster” button - it would give a wee boost of energy when on the M8 from Glasgow end, trying to get past a large lorry…. Press that button and the wee car grew wings 😂

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By *adyLover56Man
11 weeks ago

Wisbech

My current car, Q50 hybrid, fantastic and goes like stink if I want it to.

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By *haved man40Man
11 weeks ago

Stamford

Best car was my first Ford capri. 2.0 S in white. Total sex machine.

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By *veragecouple2000Couple
11 weeks ago

South Wales

I bought a little Nissan Micro for a couple of hundred pounds years ago (the square shaped one before it went bubble shaped). Low mileage, perfect condition and I loved it. Finished work 3 days later and went back to the car park and found it cordoned off with police tape and smashed to pieces. Someone had written it off while I was in work xx

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By *icky TVTV/TS
11 weeks ago

Doncaster

Mercedes E280

Good solid car and fast , plus lots of room in the back to play in

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By *ime2TingleCouple
11 weeks ago

South Essex

Best fun cars in order

Caterham 7 SuperSprint 1700

Caterham 7 HPC

Lotus Exige S1

Caterham 7 420R

Best daily drive

Skoda Kodiaq 2.0Tsi 4x4

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By *iddle aged and chubbyMan
11 weeks ago

Shefford

Very nearly 20 year old Vauxhall Agila 1.0, boot was tiny, but with rear seats down it was cavernous. Loved that little car, was gutted when it had to go as it became unreliable.

Never had a car since, or before, that ive enjoyed so much - including my current car which i bought brand new!

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By *ad NannaWoman
11 weeks ago

East London


"I bought a little Nissan Micro for a couple of hundred pounds years ago (the square shaped one before it went bubble shaped). Low mileage, perfect condition and I loved it. Finished work 3 days later and went back to the car park and found it cordoned off with police tape and smashed to pieces. Someone had written it off while I was in work xx "

My first car back in 1994 was a little Micra. Brand new, so no repairs or problems for the 3 years I had it. It was waiting for me outside my house when I passed my test.

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By *each bumsCouple
11 weeks ago

SPAIN.. PERMANENTLY

1974 Datsun 240Z

1962 Consul Capri

'75XJ6

2 x Ford Explorers

Mitsubishi Eclipse

MK1 RS 1800

MK2 RS 2000

MK2 XR2i

MK1 Capri 3 ltr GT

Daimler Sov 4.2

Nissan X trail

Presently running a 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe with only 54,000 on the clock...

I've forgotten the rest !

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By *veragecouple2000Couple
11 weeks ago

South Wales


"I bought a little Nissan Micro for a couple of hundred pounds years ago (the square shaped one before it went bubble shaped). Low mileage, perfect condition and I loved it. Finished work 3 days later and went back to the car park and found it cordoned off with police tape and smashed to pieces. Someone had written it off while I was in work xx

My first car back in 1994 was a little Micra. Brand new, so no repairs or problems for the 3 years I had it. It was waiting for me outside my house when I passed my test."

They were lovely little cars! I was gutted that mine got destroyed! Xx

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By *ittylover123Man
11 weeks ago

donegal

1979 Kadett C

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By *ouplesPleaseMan
11 weeks ago

London


"1974 Datsun 240Z

1962 Consul Capri

'75XJ6

2 x Ford Explorers

Mitsubishi Eclipse

MK1 RS 1800

MK2 RS 2000

MK2 XR2i

MK1 Capri 3 ltr GT

Daimler Sov 4.2

Nissan X trail

Presently running a 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe with only 54,000 on the clock...

I've forgotten the rest !

Oh you should have kept the 240Z and the RS1800, iconic cars!

"

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By *ouplesPleaseMan
11 weeks ago

London


"I bought a little Nissan Micro for a couple of hundred pounds years ago (the square shaped one before it went bubble shaped). Low mileage, perfect condition and I loved it. Finished work 3 days later and went back to the car park and found it cordoned off with police tape and smashed to pieces. Someone had written it off while I was in work xx "

…but somehow I can’t feel sorry for you; if you’re Mr then you have a wife with THE most gorgeous bum, and if you’re Mrs, well, you have THE most gorgeous bum!

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By *igBeardyDanMan
11 weeks ago

Bilston

Loved my nova sr I had when I was 18 shame the tin worm got her

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By *oobaaMan
11 weeks ago

Sth Tyne

far to many cars to write down but my absolute favourite was an S class merc.

Had to get rid when I lost my job.

Currently got a Mk3 Fiesta ST with lots of upgrades so it runs at 320 bhp.

Scary

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By *orba69Man
11 weeks ago

Doncaster

I’ve currently got a Lexus LBX & it’s fabulous, smooth ride , great looking.

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By *hrudheimMan
11 weeks ago

Barnstaple

Lexus RC300

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By *aughtydealcoupleCouple
11 weeks ago

Walmer, Deal

Ssangyong turismo lovely big car

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By *ocalgentMan
11 weeks ago

a village

BMW M2. Not the new one

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

porsche boxster

toyota celica

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By *ourbon25Man
11 weeks ago

lichfield

Ford Focus Estate 1.6 petrol 03 plate, Had that for 15 years. Fucked my partner in the back of it loads of times. Then it towed a caravan. Fucked loads in that as well. Was gutted when I had to scrap it.

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By *olvesxcoupleCouple
11 weeks ago

Round the bend

Hyundai terracon. Loved driving that beast.

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By *ulcanriderMan
11 weeks ago

Northampton

Saab 93 turbo

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By *andB130Couple
11 weeks ago

northampton

Ford Mexico

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By *eavenNhellCouple
11 weeks ago

carrbrook stalybridge

Ex skip brown group 4 sunbeam lotus tarmac rally car 240 bhp of rear drive sideways sillyness .most fun I have had in a car with my clothes on just crazy cost to run 14 mpg if I was very gentle driving it great in the lanes tho

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By *hrough the looking gla55Couple
11 weeks ago

Epsom


"Renault 5 GT Turbo.

My now ex wife made me sell it. They are now worth a pretty penny "

I had one of these ..I think I spent money every day on it but still loved it

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By *hrough the looking gla55Couple
11 weeks ago

Epsom

Some favourites that I wish in hindsight I'd kept hold off

Although one was st**en

( 205 GTi)

Rs turbo

Vr6 corrado

Probably a few more but I'm more of a bike folk

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By *ttmcdguyTV/TS
11 weeks ago

mk


"Some favourites that I wish in hindsight I'd kept hold off

Although one was st**en

( 205 GTi)

Rs turbo

Vr6 corrado

Probably a few more but I'm more of a bike folk"

I think everyone feels the same

I know I wished I had kept most of my previous cars and wrapped them up in bubble wrap !

Most of them are beyond my financial reach now

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By *ragonflyspiritWoman
11 weeks ago

Colchester

Hyundi i30 premium! She was a beast in her time

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By *ewEncountersMan
11 weeks ago

Preston

Aston Martin Vantage 6.0L v12

Bentley Continental GT 6.0L w12

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By *ilverfox 101Man
11 weeks ago

Cumbria

Vauxhall Nova 1.3sr and

Audi A3 s-line limited edition..

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By *ingdomNightTimePleasuresMan
11 weeks ago

nearby


"ford orion ghia injection

wish i still had it

regret selling it "

Very desirable back in the 80’s. Not seen one for a long time.

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By *arkus1812Man
11 weeks ago

Lifes Departure Lounge in NN9

Ford Mk1 Lotus Cortina

Vauxhall Lotus Carlton

Austin Mini Cooper 970S

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By *hrough the looking gla55Couple
11 weeks ago

Epsom


"Some favourites that I wish in hindsight I'd kept hold off

Although one was st**en

( 205 GTi)

Rs turbo

Vr6 corrado

Probably a few more but I'm more of a bike folk

I think everyone feels the same

I know I wished I had kept most of my previous cars and wrapped them up in bubble wrap !

Most of them are beyond my financial reach now "

This exactly.. I think I paid 4k for an f reg rs turbo and that was alot ..I think there is the 20s

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By *ypersoonMan
11 weeks ago

WHITCHURCH, Shropshire

A Peugeot 206, owned 1 for 7 years & nice 1.4l motor but writing was on wall after shunting it on my 28th birthday (dented bonnet only real damage) & replaced it with my current car (a 1.6l Peugeot 307) 8 months later

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By *ydaz70Man
9 weeks ago

Rotherham /newquay


"Ford Capri 2.8i Special. Great roar from that twin exhaust.

Oh sideways power & noise. What a car. I never got further than the 2.0 GT. It still went sideways well though.

Us capri owners invented what they now call drifting. The funny thing is we put so much effort into stopping it happen. Now they spend fortunes on making it happen.

The irony is deafening haha.

Mr

I had a mk 3 20L s, your right about the sideways driving lol. Wish I still had one though...

I had a 3x2 council paving slab in the boot of my 2.8!and that still didn’t stop it going sideways

"
should have put a scorpian a frame on it but still could get them sideways

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By *unguy410Man
9 weeks ago

Cambridge

This might sound odd but a SEAT Ateca 1.4 excellence. It had a decent amount of power thanks to the turbo, but could also crack 50mpg thanks to cylinder deactivation. I did over 50,000 miles in it and it never let me down.

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By *ucycuteTV/TS
9 weeks ago

North Lanarkshire

Toss up between my Nissan Gtr from 2 years ago or current RS6 Avant x

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By *ssexLad85Man
9 weeks ago

Near You

MK7 2016 Ford Fiesta ST

Mk2 2010 Ford Focus RS

E92 2012 BMW 335D

2018 BMW M140i

2022 BMW X3M40i

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By *vonne5exMan
9 weeks ago

Doncaster

Mazda 6 for shagging In but my dad's Maxi was the all time sex mobile

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By *ornucopiaMan
9 weeks ago

Bexley


"Austin Montego.

The ONLY car I've ever owned!! "

Presumably it died from rust. You don't see any survivors!

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By *ornucopiaMan
9 weeks ago

Bexley


"Mazda 6 for shagging In but my dad's Maxi was the all time sex mobile "

Mazda Bongo was my all time best shagging wagon.

All the seats could be folded continously flat over 3 rows.

Didn't even need to get out and back in!

Japanese young couples live at home with parents until marriage, giving rise to some innovative 'day van' designs.

My current Honda is similar in concept.

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By *iCurvCPLCouple
9 weeks ago

Newport

When we lived in America I got my wife's old 2003 Toyota Avalon was dinged and had so much play in the steering but was so fun to drive loved it.

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By *ursecretsshh13Couple
9 weeks ago

Nr Crewe

All good for different reasons.

Vauxhall Omega 2.5 V6 Elite spec.

Mondeo ST Estate.

Jag XF 3Lt Top spec, was probally the easist car to drive.

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By *and12Couple
9 weeks ago

flint

He always says his r/s cossie

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By *cLovin2Man
9 weeks ago

London

Best: My current car 2019 Hyundai Ioniq 4 not much to look at, but ultra reliable and comfortable journeys with smart cruise control. My fwb has said that repeatedly how she likes the car as a passenger.

Worst: VW Passat, nice to drive but ultra unreliable. Had problems from beginning to end.

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By *infullyObedientWoman
9 weeks ago

Woodley

My first one. Was only a Fiat panda but the freedom it gave me was unmatched at that age.

But for power was my jag xj6

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By *arkJonesMan
9 weeks ago

Bangor

Renault 4..bright red..loved it!

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By *avexxMan
9 weeks ago

cheshire

ford fiesta ghia so plush in them days ,, false wooden dashboard great seats

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By *homas400Man
9 weeks ago

Carmarthen / Llandeilo

Dacia Duster.... Recommended to me by a Romanian tour guide when out in Bucharest.

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By *am450Man
9 weeks ago

Sidcup/Bexley

Wasn't s brilliant car (built by Austi. Rover, for one thing) but my old brand new MG Metro Turbo.

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By *arpe_diem36Man
9 weeks ago

york

Every 4 years I need to change my car and since 2015 I had

BMW X3

RAV4

TUCSON PLUG IN

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

First car best memories a rare car I think Honda civic mk1

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By *uy445Man
9 weeks ago

braintree

Toyota Land Cruiser Amazon

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By *rowsingcarefullyCouple
9 weeks ago

Birminghan

Had some fantastic metal over the years (still have) but the first is always the best, freedom and mobility…

A beast the Mk2 Vauxhall Cavalier 1.6l.

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By *onedonkeyMan
9 weeks ago

Gillingham

First was a classic bettle

Current is a 535 d 2015 rear wheel drive

Best a s6 Audi v8

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By *r.BondMan
9 weeks ago

Falmouth

Best was probably a 90 Sierra cossie. Favourite is my rs6. Wife has a rangy svr but pretty flat for what they are

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By *appyhumper123Man
9 weeks ago

ayr

I have a rs 2000 custom for daily driving and a rs1800 contours for shows, lucky me, yey

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By *encuckMan
9 weeks ago

edinburgh

Ferrari 355 and mark 1 golf

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By *ertsman46Man
9 weeks ago

Hertfordshire

Lotus elan rs4

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By *he.VagicianMan
9 weeks ago

stamford/pboro

2013 C63 AMG

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