Pics of other cars you've had.?

[Archev]

MG ZT with just 7 miles, YES 7 miles!
On eBay and AutoTrader.
Have to say like it! ?

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Seven miles in twenty years?
Terrible range and oh so sloooowwww

Another nice car that I really admired as an estate car.

 

[salty]

Seven miles in twenty years?
Terrible range and oh so sloooowwww

Another nice car that I really admired as an estate car.

Yep, it's definitely no X Power. But,
7 MILES!

 

[siteguru]

We were also out in Dunblane last June and came across this beauty:

 

[Archev]

We were also out in Dunblane last June and came across this beauty:

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Lovely ?

 

[Archev]

Definitely NOT my car ?
How would you like this ridiculous single seater 28 litre ice car tearing through YOUR town !!?
Outraged ( ‘cos the owner wouldn’t give me a test drive )

 

[rjhfandclf]

don’t see any snaps of a Citroen 2CV coming through ? ?.

No - not a 2CV, but an up-market Dyane for the "kids'" (now 47 and 50!) first day at new school ...

Definitely NOT my car ?

... and regrettably not mine either (and perhaps a bit off OP's subject) - although I was fortunate to get a ride in it in 1976, including a 'racing start' into a near right-angled bend taken at 110 mph. (I never did find my underpants!). It was the first privately-raced GT40, driven internationally with some success from '65-'68 by many great names including Attwood, Salvadori, Ireland, Amon, Salmon, and latterly David Prophet.

 

[DaevM]

2nd to last ice I had about 6 years ago- absolutely loved it. Owned it for 2 years of gorgeous weather. Rarely had the top up. Local specialist garage reckoned it was in the best condition of any he knew of ( currently at the time) .
Funnily enough getting the same ( similar?) coloured MG4 SE LR in a couple of weeks.

 

[Rolfe]

Lovely colour. If it hadn't been for that blue, that's the one I'd have gone for.

 

[DaevM]

I was going to go for an orange trophy and then realised I'm 63 and wanted to avoid a cliche, so went for the beautifully understated red instead (SE LR)

 

[dsimpkins]

The red is a good choice, it looks great in the sunshine. Has a bit of pearl to it. Had my red SE LR for almost a year now.

 

[ozzz]

Went for the white all ways good in hot weather, if the x power was available I would have the green flat paint still kicking my self for not waiting.

 

[Archev]

SAIC’s sister company to MG, Baojun make a Jeep style suv called the Yep and there’s rumours of it being sold as an MG in India.
It’s tiny, uncomfortable with no luggage space.
It’s cute, very cute and extremely cute, though not necessarily in that order and I really fancy it strongly. There’s a few reviews to google and the highlighter yellowy green is the one I want please.

 

[DaevM]

SAIC’s sister company to MG, Baojun make a Jeep style suv called the Yep and there’s rumours of it being sold as an MG in India.
It’s tiny, uncomfortable with no luggage space.
It’s cute, very cute and extremely cute, though not necessarily in that order and I really fancy it strongly. There’s a few reviews to google and the highlighter yellowy green is the one I want please.

£9k for 180 miles and a message screen in the back window - what's not to love?? ??

(+ import duties, taxes and other penalties , £28k ? ??)

 

[Rolfe]

Went for the white all ways good in hot weather, if the x power was available I would have the green flat paint still kicking my self for not waiting.

Occasionally I wish I'd waited, but I didn't know if the X-Power would be available before my Golf's MOT ran out, or if it would be priced below £40,000, or if it would have a lot of teething troubles.

Anyway I love my SE SR and overall I prefer the SE trim.

 

[Archev]

£9k for 180 miles and a message screen in the back window - what's not to love?? ??

(+ import duties, taxes and other penalties , £28k ? ??)

Aye the only worry is these MG software glitches ??
If one types in messages of love and happiness on the dashboard- what is actually being displayed to one’s fellow motorists on the back door ????

 

[Fokmg]

This has to be my ultimate fun car and was quite reliable. Worst problem I had was locking myself in the car! The car had child locks on the front door!! (Colin Chapman had bought a lot of austin 1800 rear door locks cheap?). I had to open the window and open the door with the outside door handle.
15 years of fun driving

 

[tsedge]

This was George, fabulous with the hardtop off in summer, but I did have to watch out for those wet roundabouts though (mid engine RWD) - powerslides fine but many people pirouetted into lampposts!

 

[tsedge]

And this was Liz, best handling car I have owned and went on for years without an issue (exhaust heatshield eventually rusted through and fell off but the dealer told me the car was better off without it!).

 

[tsedge]

Finally, this was Shifty, the most comfortable car I have ever owned with memory & power everything and the name coming from what happened when you hit the right pedal with that 300bhp V8... (22mpg though!) ??

 

[tonybridge]

A few random cars from my life... more than one post, so hope you don't get annoyed with me!

I loved this little beauty!

I swapped it for this M135, which I swapped later for my MG4