revsRus wrote: Sat Dec 05, 2020 3:09 pm
Not one hand up for the AMG GTR then?
The grey 600LT on AT looks fabulous. It's up for £130k and was £220k list 18 months ago so some poor bastard has done a £100k in a year or so and 600 miles
Looks like I’m test driving that one on Monday all being well
The grey 600LT on AT looks fabulous. It's up for £130k and was £220k list 18 months ago so some poor bastard has done a £100k in a year or so and 600 miles
Looks like I’m test driving that one on Monday all being well
The grey 600LT on AT looks fabulous. It's up for £130k and was £220k list 18 months ago so some poor bastard has done a £100k in a year or so and 600 miles
Looks like I’m test driving that one on Monday all being well
Even if it’s a bag of spanner’s that’s going to be incredibly difficult to say no to afterwards
The grey 600LT on AT looks fabulous. It's up for £130k and was £220k list 18 months ago so some poor bastard has done a £100k in a year or so and 600 miles
Looks like I’m test driving that one on Monday all being well
Even if it’s a bag of spanner’s that’s going to be incredibly difficult to say no to afterwards
I wish it had 10k miles already and was £10k cheaper. Clearly I’m going to have to swallow ‘mileage depreciation’ again, same as the gt4
The only thing that would bother me about using a 600LT as a track car is damaging the tub. Am I right or wrong with the assumption that you could write the chassis off relatively easily?
The grey 600LT on AT looks fabulous. It's up for £130k and was £220k list 18 months ago so some poor bastard has done a £100k in a year or so and 600 miles
Looks like I’m test driving that one on Monday all being well
speedingfine wrote: Sat Dec 05, 2020 10:11 pm
The only thing that would bother me about using a 600LT as a track car is damaging the tub. Am I right or wrong with the assumption that you could write the chassis off relatively easily?
speedingfine wrote: Sat Dec 05, 2020 10:11 pm
The only thing that would bother me about using a 600LT as a track car is damaging the tub. Am I right or wrong with the assumption that you could write the chassis off relatively easily?
IIRC track insurance - and insurance companies have long since twigged that the Nurburgring is not a public road - has a huge excess, like 10% or something. So while the insurance may well pay out, you’re still on the hook for a big chunk.
Foz wrote: Sun Dec 06, 2020 9:11 am
I get the Nurburgring experience and all that but have you considered racing?
I’ve been thinking about this all day and I think the reason I’m not drawn to it is that I generally don’t like group activities. That might sound odd to some but it’s generally how I conduct myself
Foz wrote: Sun Dec 06, 2020 9:11 am
I get the Nurburgring experience and all that but have you considered racing?
I’ve been thinking about this all day and I think the reason I’m not drawn to it is that I generally don’t like group activities. That might sound odd to some but it’s generally how I conduct myself
It’s about as solo as you can get, I like fast cars but racing added a different dimension of fun to cars for me, and when the flag drops the bullshit stops
600LT is a great car, but the correct answer is always a 991.2 manual GT3
Foz wrote: Sun Dec 06, 2020 9:11 am
I get the Nurburgring experience and all that but have you considered racing?
I’ve been thinking about this all day and I think the reason I’m not drawn to it is that I generally don’t like group activities. That might sound odd to some but it’s generally how I conduct myself
The interest on you loan are rather high.
I've financed part of my M2 and I'm paying less than 1% (in Belgium). Current rate without shopping around is about 1.25%.
Regarding running on the ring. I'm also in a bit of a dilemma.
The M2 is rather expensive (for me at least) to chuck it in a hedge.
So I will probably do less and slower ring laps than I would like.
Perhaps buying something a little lower on your personal finance ladder, but exploiting it some more, is in fact the way to go.
Have you ever considered flying to the ring and renting something nice?
For instance Apex has a nicely fitted M4.
At first glance, it looks expensive.
However, when you start to calculate all costs involved, the prices they charge are certainly fair.