Saw this on MSN slide 5 interesting,
http://www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/enthu...drive-every-day/ss-AAmET3k?li=BBoPWjQ#image=5
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http://www.msn.com/en-gb/cars/enthu...drive-every-day/ss-AAmET3k?li=BBoPWjQ#image=5
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Yeah, saw that too Gaz, the Z Shed courtesy car.
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A2 alright little motors its whether i would deem it a classic. If i was going to pick a modern audi classic it would have to be the tt first sold 1996 so now 20 yr old current model still only really an evolution of the original design which in turn makes the original shape age more gracefully and still a daily driver. But that's just my tuppence worth 
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Slide 18 Rover SD1 drive every day 
Now I loved the SD1 and had 3 of them over the years but what a pain in the arse they were, unreliable, thirsty, (especially the 2.6) leaked like sieves and handled like a greasy pig, great looking cars though but they weren't much good when they were new and I wouldn't chance one now.
Now I loved the SD1 and had 3 of them over the years but what a pain in the arse they were, unreliable, thirsty, (especially the 2.6) leaked like sieves and handled like a greasy pig, great looking cars though but they weren't much good when they were new and I wouldn't chance one now.
The SD1 was designed to copy a Ferrari model but I can't remember which one. Maybe the Daytona?
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Yep it was and personally I think the SD1 looked better
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Well I said I wouldnt chance one but a red Vitesse twin plenum in mint condition with under 40 k on it would be OK
