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Old 29th December 2002, 14:34   #1
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OT: London 'showrooms' part II
Well, where do I post this? No M5s but still more nice BMWs and other worthy cars for you.

White M3. Note the Nürburgring sticker in front of door.
To quote johann "****, the M3 looks good in white too"





Black BMW 745



Something for the summer



The next LeMans winner?



From the RS6 special in Audi Showroom at Picadilly Circus.



Audi LeMans 2002 winner with RS6 Avant.



Pikes Peak sport quattro

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As a former Audi owner . . . mmm, purdy . . . .

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Wow Jack Barklays, right?

I was there when I was 12 and looked at a RR Phantom VI (?) Convertible in white that should go to Hong Kong. Incredible car...
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I was there when I was 12 and looked at a RR Phantom VI (?) Convertible in white that should go to Hong Kong. Incredible car...
Correct! I've always been 'window shopping' but for some strange reason they were open on a Sunday. Lucky me!

They had an old RR outside as well, can't remember the model but it was in very good condition.
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