Dull day, dull presenter. Most exciting looking car on that sleepy vid was the 200. The yellow brightened things up a bit.
I notice he mentioned the awesome Williams number 001 but had he looked behind him in the v6 he might have also mentioned it was v6 number 001. The leather was fitted sometime after the car was built.
I Remember V6 number 1 being sold as a PH1 near Eastlemark a couple of years ago from a garage--
I take it they reset the numbers on the PH2- I remember Lord harvey had 356 - INFERNO straight off the boat!!!
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this was done years ago....the answer hasnt changed imho.
I thought that was quite a good watch. Don't ever read too much into these things. They're fun but always designed with their own ends in mind.
Classic example was the FRS 'rinsing' the Meg 250 on a mountain road, and then the Clio 200 keeping up with the FRS on a twisty track. Blah blah. Tune one then rinse the other etc. etc.
The only thing that matters is how you enjoy your own car. Comparisons are often largely based on opinion, and we all have one of those.
The Williams is old tat. Move on.
this was done years ago....the answer hasnt changed imho.
Ive not seen this before, has anyone got a bigger copy i can read?
this was done years ago....the answer hasnt changed imho.
Remember your 'illiams' buckle...that ride was SICK!!!
spider web in the boot iirc.
The V6 was overpriced new, the whole point of the 200 is that is better quality than the rest of them and the best of both worlds with performance etc
The Ford Focus RS was overpriced new, the whole point of the 200 is that is better quality than the rest of them and the best of both worlds with performance etc
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The RSV6 cost Reno over 70k to build, so selling it for 27k, whilst expensive from the outset is a bargain. Plus what exactly are you benchmarking it against on cost...
and the williams was very competitive on price upon release too. and handed everything else its size, and quite a lot bigger, their arses......and still is doing.