If you had to have 5 cars, each under 10 grand..

[craigw]

I sometimes think you can have fun & be a bit more creative if you have a total of 50k but have to spend it on 5 cars for different kinds of use, for me...(forget running costs)

Lancia Delta Integrale Evo
Porsche 928GT
BMW M635
Lotus Elise/maybe an early Griffith
Jeep grand Cherokee

what would you have.


am I bored or what!?

[davidy]

At 10K a piece

Audi S8 (fast executive)
Impreza Turbo (old shape) (A to B blatt)
Land Rover Defender (load lugger, go anywhere)
TVR Griffith (would have to a 4 litre precat at that price)
Caterham 7 (Trackdays)

davidy

[-DeaDLocK-]

Not specifics, but a Caterham, an estate, a massive luxo-barge, a quick Coupé and a superbike.

[anniesdad]

Caterham
M3 Evo GT
Porsche 911
L/R Discovery
BMW 535/540i

[Incorrigible]

Have you been reading my profile

[JonRB]

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[dick dastardly]

TVR Griffith
BMW E36 M3 Evo
Range Rover 4.6 HSE
Lotus Elise
1964 Mustang

[anniesdad]

Incorrigible said:

Have you been reading my profile

Who....me?

[wolves_wanderer]

Mazda RX7
Jaguar XJ
Range Rover
Westfield Seight
Kawasaki ZX6-R (not a car but I still want one)

Good job we aren't worrying about running costs eh?

[Plotloss]

Range Rover
Caterham 7
Mitsi Evo
Rolls Corniche
Clio Cup 182

[Harry Flashman]

- 4.0 Griffith (and will be a ropey one for £10k!). For noise, drama and tinkering with.

- E34 BMW M5 Touring; the perfect sub £10k rocketship load lugger.

- Caterham or Westfield for trackdays.

- 60's Jaguar MkII for taking dates out/turning up to parties in.

- Old shape, last of the line Rover Mini Cooper S Works, with every bit of subtle tuning and comfort mod possible, including air conditioning, for London.


- I'd rather cheat on the last two, combine and buy an early 70's Mercedes 280SL (the Pagoda), or a 70's Aston Martin V8.

>> Edited by Harry Flashman on Friday 2nd September 11:36

[vixpy1]

Subaru Legacy GTB - Family wagon
TVR Chim 4.3 (just) - ahem
Mercedes E320cdi - Business hack
BMW M3 Evo - track slag
errrrm?

[love machine]

Bloody fast mini with all the tricks.

Fully kitted up Suzuki SJ Jeep.

Old TVR Grantura with a bike derived V8, home made.I reckon I could do it for less than £10K

Mk3 Capri with running gear of a V6 Cosworth XR4x4 also with forced induction. That would be my rally car.

Something really small like a Fisher Fury but even smaller, completely home made with a bike engine, built to the laws of physics, like a road going single seater, the sort of thing you could drive under lorries with.

[zippee]

Mazda RX7 Effini
Jeep Cherokee
Westfield SEight
Audi Quattro (80s vintage)
Alfa 166 3.0V6

[bilko2]

Z cars mini
Land rover defender 110 300tdi
V8S
classic american pickup ( not sure which )
classic Norton or Triumph

[arh]

I already have that 5 car garage.

[mr_tony]

errr good game!

1. Lincoln Continental (1961) (not soft top). Mmmmmm. Great limo for days out.

2. Smart Coupe for early morning country road fun.

3. Caterham - for more track days.

4. BMW M5 (old school 3.8).

5. Maserati BiTurbo Spyder (just because you said running costs are ignored!).

[mechsympathy]

mr_tony said:

errr good game!

indeed.

Caterham - track fun
Griff - Mellow (!) open top fun
Scooby wagon - practical estate fun
Proper mini, tricked up - commuting fun
Classic 2 door rangey, tricked up - off-road/lentilist scaring fun

[Sleep Envy]

Too much to chose from, but reckon this would be a nice collection;

E28 M5 (without the body kit)
Alfa Sud Ti (early chrome bumper model)
ur Quattro 10v
Caterham
R5 Turbo 2

[markmullen]

Westfield V8 - Trackday toy
Audi S8 - Long distances
BMW 750iL (E38 series) - cheap V12
Rolls Silver Spur - For going to restaurants
Range Rover 4.6HSE - Winter