f type photos

[Whisky]

hi all

 

photos of f type r

 

[KEN33Y]

Any need to pi$$ me off Alex early on a Friday with such great photo's of the car of my dreams (well nearly, it would have to be convertible, colour is correct though).

[Whisky]

morning kenny

 

thanks

at least its not your 100% perfect car ....  yours must still be out there waiting

[JOC Admin]

Lovely car Alex  B)

 

How's that wonderful noise?

[KEN33Y]

Give it a couple of years for the F - Type to depreciate in price Alex and I will be straight in there. I am known to buy cars that are usually around 3 years old with very low mileage getting a good price at the same time. For example I purchased my 2000 Mercedes SL55 AMG in 2003 with 3,200 miles on the clock for £25,000 whereas the list for the car new was in excess of £40,000. I kept the car until late last year therefore owned it for 11 years and sold the car for £4000.

Therefore the car actually cost me £21,000 having had £4,000 returned. Divide £21,000 by the 11 years for which I owned the vehicle and you will note that the car cost me £1909.09 per year. Yes there were running and servicing costs but nothing to the extreme or out of the ordinary. That to me was very cheap motoring for a superbly built performance car.

[KEN33Y]

Lovely car Alex  B)

 

How's that wonderful noise?

Listening to my brothers F - Type pulling away from my house last week the noise was superb and I wanted to batter him :-)

[Whisky]

noise is unbelievable especially with the tuned button on

 

even my Subaru driving son in law (27) was blown away

 

no wonder they call the badge "Growler"

[numkelfutumch]

Very nice, you picked the best body version with the coupe. As you know, the handling on that car is sublime, wait til you try the awd..... Unbelievable