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Just found a picture of my Alpina and Astra Coupe.

The type of car I learnt to drive in. Loved it.

I learnt to drive, and even did my test in a cavalier SRI 130. It was my grandads car and after I passed my test I drove it almost daily, I use to get stopped by the police at least once a week with the usual “is this your car sir” My grandad was a brilliant mechanic and we used to work on it...

Wow, £36k

I would love a mint RS turbo, friend of mine has a mint Sierra and Escort Cosworth.

I used to really enjoy installing a sound system in my cars, not really an option these days. I even had a mini disc headunit at one time, really do miss a couple of 12” subs in the boot.:tongueout:

You where on your 9th car before I was even born:grinning:

I think my biggest surprise from this thread is, just how many people have had a Vauxhall of some description

mine was years old when I got it, but it was my first car when I was 17 and I loved it. I remember it well, it was orange of all colours.

They are a great car, I almost bought one myself. 2 things stopped me, firstly I didn’t think point to point it was any faster or more fun to drive then my TCR and secondly by the time I had spec’d it up to my requirements it was getting in to silly money. I also wanted the performance kit...

Going from an RS3 to a M135i is an interesting choice.

With all the chat of new cars, new models etc I was just thinking what everyones car history looks like. @jassyo06 @Snake Pliskin @Jcbmally @pburv I'll kick things off with mine. 1. Vauxhall Cavalier SRI 130 (This was my Granda's car, be was a big Vauxhall fan and this is what I learnt to...

Can't comment on the fuel, however I would avoid going in July/August as you will just spend your whole time stuck behind caravans and RVs. The best time is May, June or September. If you get the weather it is truly sublime. Highlights for me, the road up through the Cairngorms, up near...