Here's what I saw today, mark 3 (don't quote pictures, 24h ban!)

Carpentry

Dublin Quays last night

CharlieCroker

Number plate on that Bentley looks terrible. Amazing how something so small can ruin a nice car

McCrack

I think the Bentley lacks class

Toyotafanboi

Is that plate surround standard on the Tesla?

Motormadcork

Came across this 2017 RS6 in Cork City last week. My dream car right here! imageshack

colm_mcm

1998 Fiat 126p

bear1

Polish import.

BigEejit

not sure if they made it look a nicer car or if its lipstick on a pig

BigEejit

When you have to go to the future for a cycle



Inside of car was dark so no pic but had all the expected dials, year displays and flux capacitor in the back.

Carpentry

BigEejit wrote: »

not sure if they made it look a nicer car or if its lipstick on a pig

X6 35D xdrive with Hamman body kit, each to their own I guess.

MetzgerMeister

BigEejit wrote: »

not sure if they made it look a nicer car or if its lipstick on a pig

I do like the twin exhaust but the body kit is horrible and tacky looking. It reminds me of the type of kit you'd see on a Lancer back in 2005/6/7 during the whole Fast and Furious phase.

Big Nasty

What about the parking on top of a fence? :eek::eek::eek:

Seth Brundle

Big Nasty wrote: »

What about the parking on top of a fence? :eek::eek::eek:

The X6 is now an All-Terrain Vehicle

MetzgerMeister

Big Nasty wrote: »

What about the parking on top of a fence? :eek::eek::eek:

Typical BMW driver attitude

Rowley Birkin QC

Most definitely lipstick on a pig.

beertons

When you don't think your car is that dirty, then you park beside a clean one.

sligojoek

beertons wrote: »

When you don't think your car is that dirty, then you park beside a clean one.

That's common on Sligo and Donegal cars. A good crust of dirt keeps the salt air at bay.

neris

A Limerick reg'd Audi on the back of a Polish reg tow truck in Lithuania

AndyBoBandy

neris wrote: »

A Limerick reg'd Audi on the back of a Polish reg tow truck in Lithuania

Where abouts?

I’m here a week and have yet to see an Irish car (usually see a few knocking around)

Seen plenty of big monster Russian/Belarusian Merc’s/BMW’s Etc..

neris

Vilnius out near airport past Ikea. Barely in the place an hour and spotted it.

bear1

I wonder... stolen maybe for parts? Thinking stupidly probably.

R.O.R

bear1 wrote: »

I wonder... stolen maybe for parts? Thinking stupidly probably.

There is an insurance alert out on that reg! That's all the details I have so it could be that it was written off or any other reason like that, but it is very suspicious...

bear1

R.O.R wrote: »

There is an insurance alert out on that reg! That's all the details I have so it could be that it was written off or any other reason like that, but it is very suspicious...

Right I'd hazard 2 guesses.
Either it as you said was written off and now some poor bastard will get lied to or it's stolen.
Personally I'd go for the latter.

jozi

Could be a wreck and there's no picture from the other side of front so we don't know

wyf437gn6btzue

bear1 wrote: »

I wonder... stolen maybe for parts? Thinking stupidly probably.

May have been exported by one of the many companies here that buy up older and higher spec cars like A8, s classes or 4x4`s to send them to eastern Europe and Africa to be auctioned off or sold.

kona

Alfonso Rapid Skeleton wrote: »

May have been exported by one of the many companies here that buy up older and higher spec cars like A8, s classes or 4x4`s to send them to eastern Europe and Africa to be auctioned off or sold.

Does a bear **** in the woods?

AndyBoBandy

Alfonso Rapid Skeleton wrote: »

May have been exported by one of the many companies here that buy up older and higher spec cars like A8, s classes or 4x4`s to send them to eastern Europe and Africa to be auctioned off or sold.

True, the low prices in Ireland (for unsellable/uninsurable cars), and the huge appeal for Audi’s in Lithuania could mean it was exported for sale in Lithuania.. or just sent home by a Lithuanian living in Ireland (even if it was damaged, Lithuanians have an extraordinary ability to keep old cars maintained and on the road (particularly Audi’s), so I’d guess someone got it cheap with the intention to send it home)

In the next 2/3 years I’ll need a ‘Lithuanian’ car, and I’ll most likely be buying a Luxobarge to drive over and keep there, as they don’t have a disgustingly extortionate insurance industry like we do in Ireland.

Carpentry

what difference does all this make if thats a thread about posting pictures of cars we have seen ?

bear1

kona wrote: »

Does a bear **** in the woods?

Well I never..

colm_mcm

What's the story with leaving the ferry yoke on the mirror?