Scottish Elises

Hi, I’m Greg

1994 Porsche 911 Carerra 2
2016 Mini Cooper S
2017 LR Discovery
2017 Ferrari 488 GTB

Have you read Richard Porter's book, "And on that Bombshell?" A brilliant insight.

Scozia is darker and a ‘historic’ colour. It’s flat rather than metallic but looks (to my eyes) very nice indeed. Here’s a pic from the production line:

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Fri Apr 26, 2024 12:08 pm

Lovely!! Is that tdf blue and cuoio interior? Just the best combo!

Blu Scozia and Terra Bruciata - similar to cuoio but darker

I did a thing

It was a 2010 Ferrari 599 with HGTE pack on 4.5k miles

chopped in the V12 for a V8:

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And added one of these, just because

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Surviving, just!

Happy 50th, Campbell!

I ran one for about three years and got it up to 155k miles. One of the best cars I ever owned - the only problem I had was one of my own making, accidentally driving it into a ditch after golfing one day with jj. That resulted in a £6k insurance repair but I *think* that was the only problem I ever...

A word of caution, the new Air King. It's not a dead cert to hold its value like other S/S sports rolex

Not mine unless it's had a full retrim, respray and new exhaust!

I can only watch Shmee with the sound off.

Love the 720

The Rangey's just a big box.. Eh? The only car that has genuine off-road capability in a segment about SUVs is 'just a big box' yet the jag with its road chassis with road-car handling, designed as a box as it's fashionable yet that's the one that's aspirational? Go figure. [Very muddy Range Rover ...

I fear we're coming at this from the wrong perspective; compare it to the competition. There's clearly a market for track only cars that aren't exactly bargains - Vulcan, FXX, P1 GTR. Granted the lotus isn't in the same league necessarily but will it be a tenth as good as those £1.2m specials? It'll...