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

MadYaker

Isn’t that the track version of the m4? The ride must be unbearable on Irish roads, the normal m4 is so stiff already

Parapara2017

MadYaker wrote: »

Isn’t that the track version of the m4? The ride must be unbearable on Irish roads, the normal m4 is so stiff already

It is yeah, carbon ceramic brakes and all. Must be fairly rough.

ILikeBoats

Urus in Santry

elperello

Three from Dublin Port.
One sublime the other two feckin ridiculous

colm_mcm

C&C Limerick. Photos not great as sun was very strong today.

colm_mcm

eljono

colm_mcm wrote: »

C&C Limerick. Photos not great as sun was very strong today.

I was there for a short while this morning, that Evora was a stunner.

Loved the RHD Miura S on Limerick plate, immaculate.

colm_mcm

Saw/heard the Miura leaving.

Drool.

beertons

Saw an Aventdor in Naas yesterday, 162 D plate. No pic, as was driving.

But saw this big yoke in Lucan a few mins ago.

Dale Parish

Some shots from Essen Motor Show on Saturday...

Duke O Smiley

ILikeBoats wrote: »

Urus in Santry

I just passed this on a tow truck in Drogheda

MetzgerMeister

Duke O Smiley wrote: »

I just passed this on a tow truck in Drogheda

Customs seized maybe?

Tropheus

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Customs seized maybe?

Hopefully. The VRT will be cheaper than a repair bill.

PrettyBoy

beertons wrote: »

Saw an Aventdor in Naas yesterday, 162 D plate. No pic, as was driving.

What colour was it?

Top Dog

beertons wrote: »

Saw an Aventdor in Naas yesterday, 162 D plate. No pic, as was driving.

But saw this big yoke in Lucan a few mins ago.

Dare I even ask what the price is on an M50d X7 is?:eek:

Mickiemcfist

Top Dog wrote: »

Dare I even ask what the price is on an M50d X7 is?:eek:

I was driving behind one the other day & it was stopped beside a swb transit. They were honestly the same dimensions, it's a colossal thing.

Duke O Smiley

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Customs seized maybe?

I wouldn't have thought that until you said it, but I passed it again earlier this evening on the M50, this time on a transporter with an SLS AMG and a load of other mundane SUVs etc.

If I were to guess I'd say it belongs to Paddy Connolly

https://www.carzone.ie/car-dealers/ireland/dublin/3001537

Carpentry

Its already on 2nd owner, CameronCars all over the back.

Parapara2017

Irish plated 181 I think GT3 RS at Dublin cars and coffee the other day, anyone get any pics? Didn't take any myself.

Seth Brundle

Top Dog wrote: »

Dare I even ask what the price is on an M50d X7 is?:eek:

€140k before you start looking at the extras

MetzgerMeister

Seth Brundle wrote: »

€140k before you start looking at the extras

If I had that kind of money I'd much prefer to invest it in a new M5 instead.

Oral Surgeon

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

If I had that kind of money I'd much prefer to invest it in a new M5 instead.

Invest!!:D:D

MetzgerMeister

"Invest" doesn't necessarily mean it'll give an ROI

IrishZeus

Definition - “Invest”

1. put (money) into financial schemes, shares, property, or a commercial venture with the expectation of achieving a *profit*

Oral Surgeon

IrishZeus wrote: »

Definition - “Invest”

1. put (money) into financial schemes, shares, property, or a commercial venture with the expectation of achieving a *profit*

Must show this to my wife... There are many "investment pieces" in her wardrobe!!

Sharp MZ700

Those x7s are huge, remind me of a Rodius from the back. . A 192 here local does have great fun at the school drop-off every morning.

MetzgerMeister

IrishZeus wrote: »

Definition - “Invest”

1. put (money) into financial schemes, shares, property, or a commercial venture with the expectation of achieving a *profit*

I suppose that's the connotation of the word

Car people know the actual meaning of "invest" when it comes to cars :pac:

joujoujou

Yeah, some even insist "invest" is a new "waste".

Wibbs

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Car people know the actual meaning of "invest" when it comes to cars :pac:

I suppose the classic car guys are the odd ones out. Well it depends on what and when they buy of course. Then again every single one of them I know will throw big wads of cash at their pride and joys no matter whether it's a Fiesta or a Ferrari and hang the cost. So yeah, they're just as daft.

James Bond Junior

Wibbs wrote: »

I suppose the classic car guys are the odd ones out. Well it depends on what and when they buy of course. Then again every single one of them I know will throw big wads of cash at their pride and joys no matter whether it's a Fiesta or a Ferrari and hang the cost. So yeah, they're just as daft.

My E36 has doubled in value since I bought it, easily. However I have thrown more than that appreciated value into it in maintenance, preventative maintenance and upgrades and I haven't even scratched the surface in what still needs to be done. And that's with parts costing me nothing or cost price at most Smiles per mile is what matters and a project is half the fun.