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Represent times when the concept was more of a novelty, and more special.ĭespite their ictional portrayal as the cars of choice for villains in a hurry, these machines were really bought by successful people who enjoyed sports car performance but shunned look-at-me styling and hear-me soundtracks on the drive back from the oice, business meeting or arena gig. In 2018 nearly every new large saloon can be bought with a deliciously absurd surfeit of power and wheel size, but our ive decades of classic bruisers But apart from when you really do have the family on board, why would you? From the Jaguar Mk2 with its race-winning 3.8-litre twin-cam to the quad-cam, V8-propelled Audi S8, these performance heavyweights come laden with an intent that's criminally appealing. Yes, even `sensible' if you chose to drive them gently.

When I say saloon, what pops into your head? `Family', `practical', or maybe `sensible'? How about `power', `menace' or even `outrage'? You could apply almost any of those words to the ive supersaloons in our big test this month.

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File Info : application/pdf, 212 Pages, 40.82MB Document Document Classic Cars UK - November 2018 Deep Purple's Ian Paice and his supercharged Mercedes 500SEL We put a Porsche nut in an F355 Buy Citroën 2CV fun, expertlyīIG FAST CLEVEROur£5-50k picks for highspeed families PLUS Rauno Aaltonen on his favouritesĤ000-mile Aussie road trip by 400bhp Falconįearless restoration of a Mulliners-bodied Sunbeam Alpineįrom Trabi to RS200 Steve Harris explains his collecting obsessionĪ game of word association connects performance saloons to a Deep Purple concert.

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