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Classic Cars 4 sale - M100 Review

Postby tb10 » Mon 22.02.2016, 02:21

Hi All,

I was googling the other day and I noted that the following article has been posted a few days ago (unless the site robots have simply updated the 'date' of the article:

http://www.classiccars4sale.net/classic ... iew/splash

regards

John
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Re: Classic Cars 4 sale - M100 Review

Postby lotusflasherman » Mon 22.02.2016, 03:11

tb10 wrote:Hi All,

I was googling the other day and I noted that the following article has been posted a few days ago (unless the site robots have simply updated the 'date' of the article:

http://www.classiccars4sale.net/classic ... iew/splash

regards

John


Think it's a complete load of tosh - "What lets the quietly impressive M100 down is its character, and for all its excellent, fail-safe handling and remarkable grip it does feel like a Peugeot 205 GTi in drag. That’s hardly a criticism as the lovely Pug is one of the greatest hot hatches ever made but you may not like, or want, a hot hatch feel in your sports car."

I don't think he's found the capability of the M100 if he thinks that! I bought my son a 205GTI at the time I had my first SE and no way could you compare the two. When the 205GTi first appeared a performance car mag did a comparison to a Cooper S and said the S was better handling and quicker. So Cooper S better than M100... I don't think so. :lol: :lol:
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Re: Classic Cars 4 sale - M100 Review

Postby tb10 » Mon 22.02.2016, 10:23

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Re: Classic Cars 4 sale - M100 Review

Postby epipete » Mon 22.02.2016, 11:16

I was left with a lot of confusion as to what he was comparing with what and what his final decision was. I wish I could get paid for writing such fence sitting twaddle!
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Re: Classic Cars 4 sale - M100 Review

Postby surfboardfiller » Tue 01.03.2016, 22:31

I had a pug 205 for years and its nothing like the Elan. The MX5 is nothing like the original Elan either, its not even light weight or good handling.

I doubt he actually drove an M100.
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