I'll say it again, bloody lovely. There is a piece in Top Gear on the 430 spider, in black/crema - it looks unbelievable. Now all I need is 125k.
Spotted in and around Munich yesterday: 328 GTS, red/black, M-plates 355 GTS, red/black, M-plates 360 Modena F1, red/black, ED-plates 360 Spider F1, red/black, M-plates F430, yellow, M-plates 550 Maranello, silver/black, STA-plates 550 Barchetta, red/black, M-plates 550 Barchetta, silver/black, MB-dealer plates And also: Aston Martin DB4, dark red, U.K. plates Bentley Continental GT, silver/beige, STA-plates Lamborghini Diablo 2WD, red/black, M-plates Lamborghini Gallardo, yellow/black, EBE-plates Porsche 996 GT3 RS, white-red/black, M-plates Ciao, Lars
In Bregenz on Saturday an F430 with Luzern number plates. Trevi...have you swapped the Green Monster? Sorry no pictures like Mark
today, around 17.15 on the A12 from Woerden to Utrecht, a black 456GT. Drove not to fast, because of all the traffic. After a while I could overtake and saw the driver; a beautiful blond girl! ... she's got tast!
Sunday around 19.00 360 Modena red B27 at the aiport Stuttgart 550 or 575 Maranello red with BGL-plates near my village close to the B27 I had to drive and so I wasn't able to take pics
Hi Vasco, Sorry to reply so late, I had a training seminar for a couple of days. And yes, all spots on the streets, no dealership involved Munich is just one of Germany's best cities for nice cars (probably the best?) It might also have something to do with the attitude of our many rich residents: In Munich it's socially acceptable (and even expected?) to show your wealth, whereas in cities more in the north the rich people tend to keep a lower profile. Some time ago, a German magazine compared the big German cities by the amount of Porsches registered there versus the number of inhabitants. Munich was number one of all German cities here, no wonder with about 800 new Porsches sold by our three city-dealers every year! (1,3 million inhabitants). Same result with another test: No German city has as many convertibles per X1000 inhabitants as Munich. Some months ago, our local Ferrari/Lamborghini dealer announced in the press that already 100 F430s have been ordered, as well as 25 Lamborghini Murcielago Roadsters. I've kept a register on Munich Ferraris during the last 5 years that I've lived here and my educated guess is that there are about 650-700 Ferraris registered on M-plates! So, spotting should definitely stay interesting during the next few years Ciao, Lars
really wished I could make those at the moment, but no camera and driving in heavy traffic ... no pics
April 8, 2005 circa 18h00 90 Farringdon Road, London, UK Viewed from the upper deck of bus 63 F360 heading from King's Cross towards St. Paul's Cheers, MARK Image Unavailable, Please Login
