[Edited on 22-2-08 by speedyxjs]

And only £765 per month for 5 days driving per month, bargain.

As much of a jag nut as i am, i dont know why the new XKR is on their list. I know its group 20 but its more a gt than a supercar

a fool and their money...

Lot of dosh for hiring a flash car now and then, but if you've got it, flaunt it.

Group20 Info

group20 franchise

A mere 8 grand a year, can't understand why more people don't sign up

Have thought a few times about whether there would be a market for a 'poor man's' version of something like that. I'm thinking monthly subscription within budget of the average Joe. Obviously supercars would be out, but there are loads of motors I'd love to have a go in, but wouldn't want to chop in the daily driver just to buy.

Cars that spring to mind are R32 Skyline, TR6, mk2 RS2000, MGB, MR2 turbo, and plenty of others along those sort of lines. Pretty much anything that is 'interesting' and can be bought for second hand tin-top money (or less!) would be suitable.

Opinions anyone?

Chris

I think thats a really good idea chris. Certainly be good for new drivers who cant afford a brand new car.

This looks more like what your talking about Chris http://www.classiccarclub.co.uk/home.asp

More realistic cars, but still with the budget Ferrari. Looks like good value, just depends on the availability of the cars, but its seems a good system for reserving them.

Sort of.... was thinking a bit cheaper than that to be honest - somewhere around £100/month mark!

Chris

Sort of.... was thinking a bit cheaper than that to be honest - somewhere around £100/month mark!

Chris

Sort of.... was thinking a bit cheaper than that to be honest - somewhere around £100/month mark!

Chris

I don't know, multiple posts on his own forum - what is this world coming to!!

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Fozzie