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If you were wanting a step up from the Supra?


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In a sense I don't see the F360 as a step up. Drove one once. I prefer mine.

 

I'd like to have a go in the F430 though.

 

Main problem with the F430 is getting out, you always have to eventually.

 

I agree on the 360, very compotent car, but lacking a little something. And not quite as fast as I expected. Still has the magic though.

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Well in my case I am a big fan of driving holidays where by a trip out and about touring parts of Europe is what I enjoy......BUT also with a number of laps around the Nurburgring on each venture across the channel.

So a car that can take in long distance travel and also perform well on track and also have the practicality to carry a couple of week's luggage is my criteria. The Supra has done this very well in the past and still does to be honest.

I'm guessing the next level up with a very optimistic approach to affordability could be a 2nd hand Ferrari 550 or Maserati as mentioned already. Also a Corvette, but how reliable and practical are these?

If trading the GT/practical side for something a bit more track focussed then a Noble M12 (or M400 if prices fall). Or even a F360, (good on track but could I live with it on a daily basis - probably no).

 

I'd have to have a lottery win really to get the type of cars that I am really after in terms of 'step up'.... that being Gallardo, F458, F599, etc.

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I reckon a Porsche 993 Turbo. Just as good looking but also classy and understated :cool:

 

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I consider very little else to be a step up, certainly not a TVR. (though I would like a Cerbera :cool: )

GTRs aren't a step up, NSX are nice but again wouldn't say a step up. In the US, Supras are very highly regarded, certainly more so than over here.

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exterior wise yeah I also like the 993, the interior is dated beyond belief now though, plus you can get a 996/997 turbo for the same or less ££ which atleast has some modern luxury. For 993 turbo money I'd defo still have an Ultima GTR, or a TVR Sagaris - since I've got a soft spot for an orange one :)

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I reckon a Porsche 993 Turbo. Just as good looking but also classy and understated :cool:

 

http://i542.photobucket.com/albums/gg407/dr_kreidler/993s21024x7680rk.jpg

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x247/thanadit/993_Turbo_WHT5.jpg

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p140/gli_ryan/04.jpg

http://i359.photobucket.com/albums/oo40/gary11_photos/my%20yellow%20993%20rs/cannoneos450197.jpg

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o257/lukwaiho/Porsche993/993tt_000.jpg

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s221/993S_photos/993%20Library/ArenaRedTurboS.jpg

 

I consider very little else to be a step up, certainly not a TVR. (though I would like a Cerbera :cool: )

GTRs aren't a step up, NSX are nice but again wouldn't say a step up. In the US, Supras are very highly regarded, certainly more so than over here.

 

:drool:

 

Love the old style Porsches.

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