£45,450 for a Vauxhall?

Started by STEMO, 19 September 2019, 20:53:58

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Field Marshal Dr. Opti

Quote from: Lizzie Zoom on 20 September 2019, 19:40:48
Quote from: STEMO on 20 September 2019, 19:00:35
30 years ago, how very typical  ;D Totally different vehicle, totally different concept. £48,000 in 1990 would easily be £100,000 now, you wouldn't get that for a Carlton.

Yes, I think Opti knows that, and I certainly do ::) ::)

What he is saying I think, and I certainly endorse, that a Lotus Carlton had more character, and was loved more, that these modern vehicles, full of plastic, No matter what the  price comparisons are. :D :D ;)

STMO would have been chomping at the bit for a Lotus Carlton in 1990 if Vauxhall had made it with an agricultural 2 litre derv lump. :)

Doctor Gollum

Let alone the 2.8t in the far superior Signum ::)
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Viral_Jim

Quote from: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 20 September 2019, 21:09:07

STMO would have been chomping at the bit for a Lotus Carlton in 1990 if Vauxhall had made it with an agricultural 2 litre derv lump. :)

Or perhaps just one without an immobiliser  ;)

Rangie

I could think of a lot better ways of spending £45,000..
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