Poshest car you've driven / been driven in

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Reply 20

Fullofsurprises

Original post by ODES_PDES

To own yes.
To be driven?
Not much fun!

I like being driven, it's nice to laze in luxury and be smoothly delivered. :teehee:

However, one can get too used to a good thing. :rolleyes:

Although I don't like most of these kinds of cars on environmental grounds, I was brought up being driven around in range rovers and so on and whilst it is very nice to be that comfortable, there's a limit to how much comfort a person can have before it distorts reality and becomes some sort of weird filter to the real world.

Reply 21

minimarshmallow

Original post by Fullofsurprises

I like being driven, it's nice to laze in luxury and be smoothly delivered. :teehee:

However, one can get too used to a good thing. :rolleyes:

You have to have someone that's driving well though. The woman from the office next door didn't have the smoothest of driving styles, although the car did a lot for her (she had previously driven me home in her own Ford once as well). My boss drives a 2008 Mercedes C-Class and he has an incredibly smooth driving style and it's beautiful to just sit back and let yourself be driven by him. Unfortunately, he usually insists we do something work related while driving between meetings.

I usually get the bus, so these lovely posh cars are a rarity for me, so I feel like I'm kind of off the hook for that.

Reply 22

preetg97

A Bentley of sorts, I'm useless with cars so idk lol

Reply 23

It's****ingWOODY

Poshest I've driven is my Fiesta, doesn't sound great but it's brand new and when I got it was worth not much less than 20 grand :u:

My uncle-in-law when I was younger was ****ing loaded, so I was passenger in a Rolls Royce, Limo and Ferrari F50. Wish my aunt was still with him, he might have gotten me a very nice car for xmas :rofl:

The Fiat Multipla

Been driven in a top spec Jaguar XJ which was literally a few days old at the time! Also been driven in a 15 plate Audi S5, a 2010 S-Class and a 2003 M3 (more fun that 'posh' I guess).

:smile:

Reply 26

K2G

Owned a 2005 M5, was great fun but certainly not the poshest I've been in. (Probably one of the most powerful, although it was quite rough to drive tbh)
Poshest I've ever been in was my cousins Aventador (BEEEEEEEEASSSTTTT, Never seen such power in my life, cut my breath every time he accelerated.) and my brother's M4 (Love that car, absolute beast and looks stunning)

Reply 27

RobML

Me mam had a lift in the owner of the Celtic Manor's Bentley

Reply 28

gwagon

Original post by shaymarriott

They haven't built an M7...

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The Alpina B7 is pretty much the closest thing you can get to an M7.

Reply 29

jamesthehustler

i'll let people take their pick
a 1987 rolls royce silver spur (owned by dad's boss, passenger)
a 2013 mercedes S600 (chauffeured hired)
a 2008 bentley continental GT (chauffeured hired)
a 2015 maserati quattroporte (owned by uncle driven for a few miles)
a 1998 porshe 911 carrera (owned by former boss, driven 500 yards)
a 2014 rolls royce phantom (chauffeur hired)

Reply 30

Truthteller10

Been in Range rovers, Land rovers, the G-class actually my father owned a G-class benz.

renault clio

Original post by jamesthehustler

Do you get married a lot then? :teehee:

Reply 33

TheConfusedMedic

McLaren Spider? Ferrari 458?
idk if posh lol

Reply 34

MrsSheldonCooper

Lambo.

It was AMAZING

Reply 35

dean01234

Been driven in a Lamborghini murcielago and have driven a jaguar xkr.

Hyundai Verna

I got lifts from my friends' parents and directors at work.

Porsche 911 Carrera: Sweet
BMW 750i
Range Rover: Kinda underwhelming and overkill in the city
Audi A8 Avant: Powerful motor, great on motor way
Mercedes 280 SL coupe (vintage car): Classy car for collectors