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tbh I would rather be parking my 172 than my old mans pug 406 estate (or alot of bigger cars). At least its short and the wheels are close to the corners.
I got a good £100 off my insurance for been a member of CS so worth doing still.
As for this Williams thing, agree to disagree (but remember your on a Clio forum;) ). It wasn't the best car ever and it certainly wasn't the worst car ever.
Some people prefer FWD others RWD and some both. You...
The 205 won many a rally, how come you aint mentioned those? there closer to the williams than the M3.
Also the Corrado VR6 is another fine example of a car that is regarded as a "truly great drivers car" (and was FWD!). I dont remember those winning anything speacial appart from peoples hearts;)
Its a modern classic because it was one of the best in class at the time and set new standards in that class.
It takes more than just winning races to make a great ROAD car.
The problem is a car does not have to have great racing pedigree to be a truly good car as it were.
Most racing equivalents are substantially different to there road going counter parts anyhow.
I dont think it was a rep. For a start there is no sunroof and front end damage and a replaced window would explain the windscreen and iirc I think it had disks on the back. Plus who would put a dented (what looked hand painted) bonnet on a rep?