A lot of talk on exiges.com, as ever, about the S1’s future classic status.
Because I’ve lived a sheltered existence, could someone please explain exactly HOW and WHEN a car becomes a classic?
Or is it something totally subjective? - in which case, following on from SIMON E’s recent thread, do we already own one?
Because I’ve lived a sheltered existence
Somewhere in deepest Norfolk…
This is Hethel’s pad…
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Bloody yuppies!
For sale, desirable residence with excellent views of the Norfolk skyline
The property boasts generous ensuite anti tank facilities and rustic sandbag walls.
Might suit a member of the exiges.com forum seeking shelter after asking the dumbest question of the week.
The term ‘classic’ in conjunction with sales is pure marketing hype.
I remember years ago (60’s) there used to be adverts in Exchange & Mart for the Triumph Mayflower always prefixed with ‘soon to be a classic’.
I doubt whether many people remember that classic.
