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That woman on Dragons Den has one.

[Markjay]

I know its an Omega forum, but these are a stunning car IMHO

I will be having one of these in a couple of years, once CDX gives up.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2006-Chrysler-300C-3-0-V6-CRD-Saloon-Black_W0QQitemZ220147071867QQihZ012QQcategoryZ18306QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

You'll start MarkJay off again.

Yup, waiting for heavy depreciation to kick-in...  

[Markjay]

I know its an Omega forum, but these are a stunning car IMHO

I will be having one of these in a couple of years, once CDX gives up.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2006-Chrysler-300C-3-0-V6-CRD-Saloon-Black_W0QQitemZ220147071867QQihZ012QQcategoryZ18306QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

You'll start MarkJay off again.

Yup, waiting for heavy depreciation to kick-in...  

..and since sadly I don't think the Holden VXR8 will depreciate as heavily, looks like a c300 it is  

[miggy]

I know its an Omega forum, but these are a stunning car IMHO

I will be having one of these in a couple of years, once CDX gives up.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2006-Chrysler-300C-3-0-V6-CRD-Saloon-Black_W0QQitemZ220147071867QQihZ012QQcategoryZ18306QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

You'll start MarkJay off again.

Yup, waiting for heavy depreciation to kick-in...  

..and since sadly I don't think the Holden VXR8 will depreciate as heavily, looks like a c300 it is  

One can only wish

[CaptainZok]

Sorry but they don't do anything for me.
Too bulky and chunky looking.
I like the look of the old yank tanks but the modern stuff nah.

[Markjay]

Sorry but they don't do anything for me.
Too bulky and chunky looking.
I like the look of the old yank tanks but the modern stuff nah.

OK... can you then name another RWD, rather large but not huge, alternative motor to the Omega - other than Merc/BMW/Jaguar? Cadillac CTS?

 

[Andy B]

Sorry but they don't do anything for me.
Too bulky and chunky looking.
I like the look of the old yank tanks but the modern stuff nah.

OK... can you then name another RWD, rather large but not huge, alternative motor to the Omega - other than Merc/BMW/Jaguar? Cadillac CTS?

 

Lexus ..... er. That's about all I can think of.

[Markjay]

Sorry but they don't do anything for me.
Too bulky and chunky looking.
I like the look of the old yank tanks but the modern stuff nah.

OK... can you then name another RWD, rather large but not huge, alternative motor to the Omega - other than Merc/BMW/Jaguar? Cadillac CTS?

 

Lexus ..... er. That's about all I can think of.

OK... but other than Merc. BMW, Jaguar, Cadillac, and Lexus... ?

[Martin_1962]

Holden VXR

[cem_devecioglu]

Sorry but they don't do anything for me.
Too bulky and chunky looking.
I like the look of the old yank tanks but the modern stuff nah.

Exactly..

[Bo Bo]

First saw one in Canada a few years ago & thought; WOW!

Like 'em  

[Crazydad]

I too tend to turn my head when one passes by, they look so Majestic, i would love one

[miggy]

The car will be on my drive in 2 years, thats a defo.

 

[Paul M]

i bet the insurance is a nice price aswell!!

I can see myself owning one of these when i turn 30

Probably not that bad, not sure what the group is but my 840Ci is group 20 and it's still a fair chunk cheaper than my Impreza WRX STi was to insure. The Omega (group 16 IIRC) is a fair bit cheaper again. Admittedly I've since passed the supposedly magical age 25 barrier, but I think it's got a lot to do with the average driver profile -- I can't imagine anywhere near as many 300c will be wrapped around a tree compared with Subarus, Evos, etc proportionately speaking. It's a sensible "old man's" car at the end of the day, even if it is available with a 5.7 V8. The fact you can't buy it with a manual gearbox suggests that the average owner probably uses it to pop down to the post office on a Wednesday to pick up his pension

[CaptainZok]

i bet the insurance is a nice price aswell!!

I can see myself owning one of these when i turn 30

Probably not that bad, not sure what the group is but my 840Ci is group 20 and it's still a fair chunk cheaper than my Impreza WRX STi was to insure. The Omega (group 16 IIRC) is a fair bit cheaper again. Admittedly I've since passed the supposedly magical age 25 barrier, but I think it's got a lot to do with the average driver profile -- I can't imagine anywhere near as many 300c will be wrapped around a tree compared with Subarus, Evos, etc proportionately speaking. It's a sensible "old man's" car at the end of the day, even if it is available with a 5.7 V8. The fact you can't buy it with a manual gearbox suggests that the average owner probably uses it to pop down to the post office on a Wednesday to pick up his pension

Nah STMO's got the alfa for that.