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Looked at a used RR several years ago. Before pulling the trigger, spoke with a local neighbor/owner. After hearing of the horrendous maintenance and repair bills, decided to pass. One example was a schedule C maintenance bill-in the $11,000-$12,000 range.
Now if I won a big, big lotto, maybe.....
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Now if I won a big, big lotto, maybe.....
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The color combination has different meaning to us. Its the Rolls Royce Corniche- in fact it is the Cotes de Azur and French Riviera. Its what our earliest dreams were made of.
Jaguar and Range Rover both offer this exact combination. My mate had a Range Rover here in the States with it. He had the hardest time selling it.
Incidentally, I have never understood the present virtue of having a manly car that attracts other males. Note the longing stares from the short skirts. We were put here on earth for no other purpose or greater cause. To which end, this was probably the most sensible investment as opposed to speed that you can never travel.
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[QUOTE=Queen and Country;1692513]Are you English, I suppose you are to some degree.
The color combination has different meaning to us. Its the Rolls Royce Corniche- in fact it is the Cotes de Azur and French Riviera. Its what our earliest dreams were made of.
Jaguar and Range Rover both offer this exact combination. My mate had a Range Rover here in the States with it. He had the hardest time selling it.
Incidentally, I have never understood the present virtue of having a manly car that attracts other males. Note the longing stares from the short skirts. We were put here on earth for no other purpose or greater cause. To which end, this was probably the most sensible investment as opposed to speed that you can never travel.
My bet was the ladies were looking at the $ signs. Now I wouldn't want to own one of these but I wouldn't mind being in the back seat and having a driver.
The color combination has different meaning to us. Its the Rolls Royce Corniche- in fact it is the Cotes de Azur and French Riviera. Its what our earliest dreams were made of.
Jaguar and Range Rover both offer this exact combination. My mate had a Range Rover here in the States with it. He had the hardest time selling it.
Incidentally, I have never understood the present virtue of having a manly car that attracts other males. Note the longing stares from the short skirts. We were put here on earth for no other purpose or greater cause. To which end, this was probably the most sensible investment as opposed to speed that you can never travel.
My bet was the ladies were looking at the $ signs. Now I wouldn't want to own one of these but I wouldn't mind being in the back seat and having a driver.
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Queen and Country (05-27-2017)
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It is as nature and the universe intended.
Nature gives you plumage, Rolls Royce gives you the ability to purchase it.
It would be terrible discrimination if it were the other way around. Where a cold society discards you once you have lost your fur and can no longer compete on life's autobahn.
Nature gives you plumage, Rolls Royce gives you the ability to purchase it.
It would be terrible discrimination if it were the other way around. Where a cold society discards you once you have lost your fur and can no longer compete on life's autobahn.
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Cee Jay (05-27-2017)
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