Soldato
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I like the coupe, keeping an eye out for the last of the v6's but they are quite rare in that shape
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Soldato
Gurdas where is the Scoob.
Causing mischief as usual, don't worry!
and one more of the other one
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Bet that plate cost a few pennies 
![[TW]Fox](/data/man-of-honor/2009.png){kind=avatar}
Bet that plate cost a few pennies
It's a standard 51 plate with different spacing, they are £999 on the DVLA site.
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Soldato
Here's my new car, picked up about a month ago - Audi RS6 - Remapped for 500hp & 600ft/lbs.
After what seemed like a solid month of rain I was finally able to give it some beans on the dried out twisty roads around Witney/Oxford where I'd previously driven a 450hp RWD R34 and a BMW 740i and knew the roads extremely well and my god, it's awesome, although you really need to be a "grab it by the scruff of the neck" style driver though to get the best from it.
While my R34 felt taut and light (even at 1.5 tonnes) with lots of feedback and my 2.5 tonne 740i felt like a wallowy barge, the RS6 felt like the best and worst of both at times. You could really feel the weight transfer during rapid direction changes (s-bends) like the 740i but without the wallow as well as hitting those bends at R34 speeds or faster which made for some interesting comments to myself as I drove - "Christ she's heavy" was mentioned a few times. However, while overtaking on the straights and on especially on the longer corners the stability and raw power of the RS6 was fantastic and I could travel much faster with more confidence on the longer corners in the RS6 than the R34 (Quattro vs RWD I suppose).
One area that concerns me was the relative lack of stability during high speed braking on long bends i.e Dual Carriage way with a long sweeping left when it merges back to single carriage way or if someone pulls out on you. It definitely lacked any poise as it wobbled about which can be a bit unnerving to say the least.
Anyway, here's the pics -
Not on 47AD are you?
Soldato
I love the Bentley, so elegant
Soldato
[TW]Fox;25772118 said:
My other matching plate cost £999, but 'GG' was considerably more when I bought it a few years ago.
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Here's my CTS rolling on the winter boots 
Soldato
Mini we got a few weeks ago:
The family truckster:
Kit car:
The family truckster:
Kit car:
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[TW]Fox;25775901 said:Got all excited then, thought you had one of the awesome new 2014 CTS
Sorry
You should be excited regardless!?
Sorry
You should be excited regardless!?
http://www.cadillaceurope.com/en/index.php#/cts-sedan
He means that, not some toyota
Soldato
Nope, just a nice place for a piccy if you can get access to the base.
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Folk used to say the same about mine, again on stock sizes. Ahh how I miss it. Any plans for it?
Soldato
I posted these pictures in the Audi thread and I thought why not put them here...
