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    Technical Grey V6

    Stunning car. I can't believe nobody has snapped it up yet. It's probably the right car for me, but it's came on the market at the wrong time.
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    Petrol Blue whoring

    Haha. If they were worth around the same then I would!
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    Petrol Blue whoring

    I'll have to get either a petrol blue, liquid yellow or a Trophy in my life soon. But to get it means I'll have to part with my Cossie
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    The Ford Appreciation Thread

    I know mate. The prices for anything "Cosworth" or "RS" these days is stupid money. It's detached them from being the working men's super car. It's nice in the way that it's a good investment, but a big part of me wants them to again be affordable to the working man.
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    The Ford Appreciation Thread

    I know mate. The prices for anything "Cosworth" or "RS" these days is stupid money. It's detached them from being the working men's super car. It's nice in the way that it's a good investment, but a big part of me wants them to again be affordable to the working man.
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    The Ford Appreciation Thread

    I love digging up old threads. Here's my Cossie
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    According the Sapphire Cosworth registrar within the RS Owners Club, they're averaging going up £2k a year. I think the ball park figure is £12-15k at the moment for respectable ones. Exceptional ones will be more as per usual with any marques. The Sapphire's don't have the Motorsport history...
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    Thanks. If you're a trader, you never know, I might be a prospective customer of yours in the future
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    But you've got a R32 and I bet you wouldn't have it any other way
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    That's good to hear mate. Not saying the Cossie's are problematic but when something does go, it ain't cheap
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    Well that's what I'm thinking. Nippy, great handling (particularly the Trophy), and a LOT cheaper than owning a Cossie. To own a Cossie you've pretty much gotta be able to afford two with all their upkeep.
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    Well I may be mad to part with a Cossie, but when you need to extend your house and need funds then the easiest way is to sell the prized asset and buy a cheaper 2nd car that'll still be fulfilling whilst putting a few ££££'a in my pocket. Let's just say that selling a Cossie will be a slow...
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    Yeah you're right on the rare coloured 182's front. In comparison, the make Trophy's look common!!! Even then, nice Trophy's are hard to come by as well. Well I'm happy to play the long game really. It'll only ever be a second car, so it's not as though I'd be going without something to drive...
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    And one of the engine bay. Needs a bit of a clean.
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    Ok, ok, but this is a one off. I don't like to talk about other marques on forums for cars of other makes. My other car is only a BMW 3 Series which is my daily. I won't bore you with pics of that. But here's some of my Cossie. These were taken last summer. Since then it has had its original...
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    A Sierra Cosworth.
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    Newbie in Newcastle

    Hi all, Although not yet a ClioSport owner, I have been enthusiastic about them for a while. In the process of selling one of my cars in order to make way for a 182 Trophy, or a petrol blue or liquid yellow 182. Looking forward to reading some of the interesting and helpful topics on here...
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