So what's your favourite classic car?

[Red Herring]

Either way, I'd happily settle for speed limits as they were before December 1965.

Here here.

For me it is an E Type upgraded to modern standards - trouble is, then they cost as much as a modern Aston, so I'll just take the modern car, thanks all the same.

Mark the Philistine

True, but if you bought the upgraded E-type it would still be worth a new Aston in 10 years, where the 10 year old Aston wouldn't be worth the cost of a classic Mini.....

[TripleS]

Either way, I'd happily settle for speed limits as they were before December 1965.

Here here.

For me it is an E Type upgraded to modern standards - trouble is, then they cost as much as a modern Aston, so I'll just take the modern car, thanks all the same.

Mark the Philistine

At least it's not M Ludd, Esq.

My 3.8 Jaguar of choice wouldn't be upgraded to modern standards. I'd be happy with one that was fully up to the original as-built standard, despite the unflattering comments that some might make about the build standards of cars of that era.

Best wishes all,
Dave.