Most "Affordable" exotic?

[SWFL_Native]

Originally Posted by timfountain

Jagaur XFR if you need 4 seats or F-Type R if you only need 2. Both are genuine daily drivers.

I own an XFR and have driven the F-Type R. Both are very pretty and the F-Type R with 4WD is very fast and super fun to drive.

Forget all the old bullcrap about British reliability etc. it's simply not true and hasn't been true for 30 years, but several CD member in the peanut gallery like to drag this argument out anytime someone mentions Jaguar....

Would you be confident enough to go salvage title on an ftype v8s vert or xkkr Coupe?

http://www.myautosource.com/used/Jag...1f777fbf9f.htm

http://www.myautosource.com/used/Jag...1f369140db.htm

[eaton53]

Originally Posted by Countess Capital

And if you can actually find a Delorean those are real exotic and can go pretty cheap because of the bad rapport they got from Delorean's cocaine transactions...still really difficult to work on...you may have problems finding parts...but it looks like the company is trying to make a comeback as you can buy them pre-owned here www.delorean.com/

DeLoreans are easy to get parts for. They made many times more parts than cars.
That company has the tooling and is also making new parts.

They've even been talking about making new cars for some time, but they'll need to source an engine.

[MurphyPl1]

If you're interested our Cobra replica could be for sale. Keith Craft 418 in it. Traditional blue with white stripes. It's a beast.

We also have a true exotic - Ford GT 2006. Totally different animals. But the Cobra is a handful and gets looks everywhere it goes.

[wamer27]

Originally Posted by IShootNikon

An R8 will turn heads more than any Porsche. Not denigrating Porsche but they keep the look similar and there are plenty around. I hardly see an R8

I agree, that's why I was mentioning R8, don't see them often. Porsche does have the 918 and Carrera GT though.

[Shark01]

The only true exotics post-2000 that $75k can buy are a Lamborghini Gallardo or Ferrari 360....both fine choices....I have had my Lamborghini Diablo for 3 years and it has been an amazing experience....AND the value keeps rising.

[cats234]

Originally Posted by MurphyPl1

If you're interested our Cobra replica could be for sale. Keith Craft 418 in it. Traditional blue with white stripes. It's a beast.

We also have a true exotic - Ford GT 2006. Totally different animals. But the Cobra is a handful and gets looks everywhere it goes.

I want a Ford GT so bad, too bad they are 300k minimum

[turf3]

1953 Studebaker Starlight coupe.

Alternately: 1958 Packard Hawk with supercharger (based on the same car).

Pretty damn exotic, if you ask me.

And you don't have to wear a silk shirt unbuttoned and a gold medallion to show off your chest hair.

[Blondebaerde]

Originally Posted by Tiffer E38

If they are describing the car as pepper gray, then you know which they are talking about...

"They" are describing the Nicolas Cage version, pretty obviously, yes. They being moi.

The later film was abysmally stupid. The car however was not, w/ some downright great footage.