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

Damien360

fantasic pics. Just curious how you "forgot" you had those !

RVP11

Damien360 wrote: »

fantasic pics. Just curious how you "forgot" you had those !

Thanks. I just forgot to post them to this thread last month.

tossy

The 918 is unreal.

ofcork

London has more supercars on the street than we have on the cannonball!!

sligojoek

I saw this in Slgo today. It was hard to get a good pic as the other cars were too close.

wotzgoingon

Was there something on in London or was that just normal everyday traffic for London city centre. I'm just assuming it was a Friday or Saturday night and they just cruise around like really rich boy racers

Shannon757

wotzgoingon wrote: »

Was there something on in London or was that just normal everyday traffic for London city centre. I'm just assuming it was a Friday or Saturday night and they just cruise around like really rich boy racers

London in summer is full of supercars, mainly Arab princes and "rich boy racers" They can often be seen outside the fancy hotels of Mayfair and Knightsbridge.

PrettyBoy

wotzgoingon wrote: »

Was there something on in London or was that just normal everyday traffic for London city centre. I'm just assuming it was a Friday or Saturday night and they just cruise around like really rich boy racers

Knightsbridge (Sloane Street in particular) is like a car show every evening during the summer, not just weekends. I got so sick of seeing Aventador's the last time I was in London and I wasn't even out car spotting, there's just so many of them and they're everywhere. I wouldn't give one a second glance if i was over there now. There can't be many places in the world where that would happen

cullow123

Mercedes-Benz CL600:

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sligojoek

I forgot this one.

vintagevrs

I don't get that car culture in knightsbridge. Each to their own and not for me to say what someone does with their money or their time. But, doing laps of Harrods in a track focused variant of the latest super exotic hyper car looks like absolutely no craic and is just cringeworthy.

I'm sure they do get these cars out to places where they can enjoy them, but what's the point in driving in start stop traffic all evening.

Autosport

vintagevrs wrote: »

I don't get that car culture in knightsbridge. Each to their own and not for me to say what someone does with their money or their time. But, doing laps of Harrods in a track focused variant of the latest super exotic hyper car looks like absolutely no craic and is just cringeworthy.

I'm sure they do get these cars out to places where they can enjoy them, but what's the point in driving in start stop traffic all evening.

I'd like the chance to do that

el diablo

vintagevrs wrote: »

I don't get that car culture in knightsbridge. Each to their own and not for me to say what someone does with their money or their time. But, doing laps of Harrods in a track focused variant of the latest super exotic hyper car looks like absolutely no craic and is just cringeworthy.

I'm sure they do get these cars out to places where they can enjoy them, but what's the point in driving in start stop traffic all evening.

They crave the validation and approval of complete strangers.

vintagevrs

el diablo wrote: »

They crave the validation and approval of complete strangers.

I see what you did there!

sligojoek

sligojoek wrote: »

I forgot this one.

Juxtaposed with the knightsbridge cars. The two guys in this car had folders and measuring tapes. They looked like they were doing a bit of work.

80sDiesel

vintagevrs wrote:

I don't get that car culture in knightsbridge. Each to their own and not for me to say what someone does with their money or their time. But, doing laps of Harrods in a track focused variant of the latest super exotic hyper car looks like absolutely no craic and is just cringeworthy.

These guys have other things to be doing, driving a fancy car is just one of those.

CianDon

You work all week full tilt and then as a means of relaxing you set an alarm for 3.15AM to drive nearly 3 hours to stand up the top of a mountain. It's just a car guy kinda thing to do. But when the company you have lined up is as special as this morning, its almost a pleasure to do the crazy times and lonely drives.

jozi

Very nice! Doors that evo belong to Gary?

Tzardine

I do no think the Sierra has aged well at all.

The m3 on the other hand looks amazing.

h3000

Tzardine wrote: »

I do no think the Sierra has aged well at all.

The m3 on the other hand looks amazing.

I love the Sierra myself.

AMGer

Did I see that Sierra in Mitchelstown earlier today? Looked incredible

Duke O Smiley

On a Qashqai in Coolock today, driver took a child no more than two years old out of a baby seat in the back. I've seen this before and said nothing so I thought I'd pipe up this time.

An absolute torrent of abuse ensued, "how dare you.." "none of your ****ing business" this and that

I'll remember to keep my mouth shut in future!

wotzgoingon

I can't really see in the picture but looks to be bald tyres on front and back. Wait till the frosty mornings come.

shietpilot

"CONSTANCY - the quality of being faithful and dependable.". I'm sure you can depend on that CONSTANCY tyre to not provide grip when you need it!

bear1

Constancy at the front and Nankang at the rear.
Talk about utter stupidity.

JoeA3

Someone who can't be bothered about the condition of their tyres and the safety of their own kids is unlikely to be the warm friendly type...

CianDon

Tzardine wrote: »

I do no think the Sierra has aged well at all.

The m3 on the other hand looks amazing.

I spent nearly 3 hours in the presence of the two cars, and if, in a fairly decent turn of luck, the pair of keys were placed in front of me with one to choose, by god I'd have some smile on my face hearing the dumpvalue splutter in the Cossie. Its fascinating that the pair were both developed for the same purpose, to dominate Touring Car racing, but two completely differentapproaches were taken. I suppose I cant criticise the BMW in any way. Being an Evo 3 or Sport Evolution, it is essentially the standout high water mark for Group A homoligation specials, with one of the most developed and involving chassis ever released in the hands of the public. The Cossie just has the whole fist-fighting, lager swigging, shouty look nailed. Ive never expierienced a car with just soo much presence. Everything the Ford lost in its rather rudimentary steering and suspension setup, its that beast lying under the hood thats just soo damn addictive. The value of the M3 didnt bother the owner, as hes the proper petrolhead owner that appreciates that its better fun driving a car properly rather than sitting watching its price increase online, and its the perfect car to take out on a Saturday morning, but the rawness of the Coseeeeeeehhhh just hits the spot for me. Stay tuned to CompleteCar.ie over the next few weeks to see my buddy do a proper job of describing the pair

Atlantic Dawn

Duke O Smiley wrote: »

On a Qashqai in Coolock today, driver took a child no more than two years old out of a baby seat in the back. I've seen this before and said nothing so I thought I'd pipe up this time.

An absolute torrent of abuse ensued, "how dare you.." "none of your ****ing business" this and that

I'll remember to keep my mouth shut in future!

And some people wonder why there's so many people been killed on the roads :pac:

Oral Surgeon

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

And some people wonder why there's so many people been killed on the roads :pac:

Or in carparks by angry people!!

wotzgoingon

Marcinek_55 wrote: »

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Macinek_55, I just seen a picture of this car on UNILAD TECH on facebook. Still has your watermark. It was taking at a slightly side angle not directly in front the way this picture is.