[Sennen]

https://www.pistonheads.com/news/ph-...you-ph25/46855

I have been lucky enough to have owned 5 of these little beauties in various incarnations over the years........ fill your boots guys before the 'Shitbox Revolution' gets into full stride and they become financially out of reach

[JustChris]

Interesting to see 997 in there of all the 911s. A couple on the list for me, some of these may eventually hold their value somewhat but that is years away.

[Pond]

Great to see the little Mazda in there. The TVR and AM are questionable for me, just because of the financial pain of owning them (which I haven't mainly because of that).

[boba-fett]

I think an E92 M3, E46 M3 (maybe CSL) Z4M and 1M should be there instead of a few those.

A 997 Gen 1 Carrera with the chocolate engine, no thanks, a reliable TVR, Nope! The MX5 is Ok as long as you are under 6ft and as for the pay as you go Vantage that drives like a much older car!

A few there I would not give driveway room and I can think of others I'd rather have!

[Bryans69]

Originally Posted by Pond

Great to see the little Mazda in there. The TVR and AM are questionable for me, just because of the financial pain of owning them (which I haven't mainly because of that).

It's certainly a varied list. I guess each person's idea of a sports car is different, depending on what you are actually going to use if for (rather than what we image we'd use if for)

Regarding the AM, the are quite a few threads on Pistonheads from owners suggesting that generally not that expensive to run, given what they are.

Having had my pants pulled firmly down when I got my Boxster serviced a few years back, I wouldn't consider Porsche to be easy on the pockets

[Sennen]

There are certainly some in that list that I would consider to be more GT than Sportscar and I would probably put the M2 Comp in that category as well as good as it is.

The Elise is a worthy winner and if any of you havent 'had the pleasure' I would strongly recommenf it.

[boba-fett]

Originally Posted by Sennen

There are certainly some in that list that I would consider to be more GT than Sportscar and I would probably put the M2 Comp in that category as well as good as it is.

The Elise is a worthy winner and if any of you havent 'had the pleasure' I would strongly recommenf it.

The Elise is a pleasure to drive, I'd have another 111s but they are to much money now for a good one, a few downside's though, small, getting in and out and like the Caterham, you do look like a Berk to most other road users in them!

[Sennen]

Originally Posted by Sennen

https://www.pistonheads.com/news/ph-...you-ph25/46855

I have been lucky enough to have owned 5 of these little beauties in various incarnations over the years........ fill your boots guys before the 'Shitbox Revolution' gets into full stride and they become financially out of reach

Now 6............................

[XAlp]

Managed one test drive in a Mk1 Elise - extremely good. Thoroughly enjoyed my old C7 1.7 Supersprint (mine was 155bhp so quite like the 310R I suppose) - the only time I’ve owned a dream car of mine. Just getting to know the S2000.

The Sagaris is wild but I lusted after the 350C - one of the very prettiest cars in my book.

Here’s one, with seats like BobaFett’s Ferrari…
https://www.pistonheads.com/buy/listing/14575756