^^^ not really my style but thanks.

Keep your Skoda and pocket the extra money.

(someone needs to say it)

Audi a7 of some sorts

Bmw 6 series coupe

Second vote for an A7.

Really good looking cars.

A7 too

Re the roller....

Ha ha I like your thinking, not sure what the employees would think.

You could always get it debadged.

335D Xdrive?

That's a fast diesel and the company car tax is very low. Is that engine in any other BMW as the styling's not to my taste. I'm not keen on the squat A7 rear end TBH.

That's a fast diesel and the company car tax is very low. Is that engine in any other BMW as the styling's not to my taste. I'm not keen on the squat A7 rear end TBH.

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201401171093070

We had a word with the accountant today who suggest it would be better from a tax point of view to take a lump sum and maintain the car myself. This is due to the low mileage I'd be doing.

This now opens up a whole range of cars including this

Edited 28 July, 201411 yr by martziniuk

That's a fast diesel and the company car tax is very low. Is that engine in any other BMW as the styling's not to my taste. I'm not keen on the squat A7 rear end TBH.

435d xdrive (basically 3 series coupe)

Or a 535d (same engine)

Or 640d coupe (same engine)

A good used Porsche Cayman, a cellar of very good brandy and some very attractive escorts. I would probably just squander the rest!

A good used Porsche Cayman, a cellar of very good brandy and some very attractive escorts. I would probably just squander the rest!

Lol and I was worried the wife wouldn't want the AMG, I think we know the answer to this one.

I'd love an absolutely pristine E46 M3 CSL

 

Or a used Audi R8...

Company car for £42k?

 

I'd also go 335d. Low BIK, good performance, excellent handling, great feel and can do the relaxed tourer if you need to pound the motorway.

 

I borrow an S5 quite often, awesome sound and traction but dull handling and wooden feel.

 

Lee

The E46 is getting on a bit unfortunately,I'd not want huge maintenance bills as well as fuel bills but they do look awesome, even today.

Company car for £42k?

I'd also go 335d. Low BIK, good performance, excellent handling, great feel and can do the relaxed tourer if you need to pound the motorway.

I borrow an S5 quite often, awesome sound and traction but dull handling and wooden feel.

Lee

We own a farm which I manage, dad says I can spend up to £42k.

I'd like a petrol now as I wouldn't have to pay company car tax every year so the CO level wouldn't matter, road tax is another matter but hey ho.

Edited 29 July, 201411 yr by martziniuk

The E46 is getting on a bit unfortunately,I'd not want huge maintenance bills as well as fuel bills but they do look awesome, even today. We own a farm which I manage, dad says I can spend up to £42k.

I'd like a petrol now as I wouldn't have to pay company car tax every year so the CO level wouldn't matter, road tax is another matter but hey ho.

 

335i or M135i/M235i specced with LSD, JB4 upgrade and a few M Performance options?

 

Lee

Could always get a V8 Range Rover if you live on a farm? :p

Rs5

BMW- would prefer a 5 door and I'd like it to be a bit meaner looking.

I like the RS5, Shame again it's a 3 door but it's a contender.

Urghh Range Rover! I already drive a 4x4 to work, don't like the ride height.

I'd be taking my money (and negotiating skills) to this place

 

http://www.4starclassics.com/

 

Arrive as the coolest kid ever- I always wanted the old chap to go for a 635 but he always went elsewhere. 

 

Sold! 

BMW- would prefer a 5 door and I'd like it to be a bit meaner looking.

 

 

Wait for the M135i face lift. Supposed to be more like the M235i.

 

Someone has already swapped the front end on the 5 door from the coupe.

 

http://f20.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1004263 

 

Lee

BMW- would prefer a 5 door and I'd like it to be a bit meaner looking.

 

 

 

Got you covered. Ish.

 

http://www.4starclassics.com/Alpina-E34-Bi-Turbo-For-Sale/

Edited 29 July, 201411 yr by sparks03

Could always get a V8 Range Rover if you live on a farm? :p

Taking a Range Rover off-tarmac; that's crazy talk man! 

Completely off the wall suggestion

 

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