Oldtimer-Treffen an den ACS Auto-Renntagen Frauenfeld

Zitat von Reiser;138968

Und ein 8er :-), der überraschenderweise recht viele positive Kommentare erhielt. Ich war mir eher gewohnt, dass 8er an solchen Anlässen übersehen werden. Der E31 scheint in der Publikumsgunst gestiegen zu sein.

Das habe ich heute auch mitbekommen. Wir waren mit dem CSi zur MFK (Hauptuntersuchung) und schon bei der Anfahrt auf der AB gab es mehrere Daumen hoch. Als wir auf den Hof fuhren wurden wir nach vorne gewunken und 20 Minuten vor dem Termin rein gelassen. Gleich 4 interessierten sich für das Fahrzeug. So was ist uns mit dem 8er noch nie in diesem Ausmasse passiert.
In der Tat interessieren sich die Leute deutlich mehr für den 8er ...

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Isetta is everywhere the same attraction. I observed the same at Léman Retro or Vevey Retro in the past. This is also true for the Messerschmidt 3-wheeler, as they are very different from all other cars.
As for the E31, it also depends on the color of the car. Red (and maybe also yellow, I don't know) is in many people's mind associated with Ferrari.
My experience is similar to what Martin describes when driving with the 850 (Brilliantrot). People asking questions and giving nice comments at the petrol station, at the wash station or on parkings in town. (not all very expert: Is the M1?)
Also many are turning head when the car is passing by. This even makes my wife uncomfortable...to the extend that she encouraged buying a more discreet color.
And indeed, the Avusblau 840 is less visible on the road.
I still get a couple of "thumbs up" on the highway, and also two "magnifique voiture!" in the queue for MFK last week in Lausanne, but obviously less heads turning than with the red one when driving in town.
Objective achieved!
Regards,
Patrice

Zitat von Omega;143058

Isetta is everywhere the same attraction. I observed the same at Léman Retro or Vevey Retro in the past. This is also true for the Messerschmidt 3-wheeler, as they are very different from all other cars.
As for the E31, it also depends on the color of the car. Red (and maybe also yellow, I don't know) is in many people's mind associated with Ferrari.
My experience is similar to what Martin describes when driving with the 850 (Brilliantrot). People asking questions and giving nice comments at the petrol station, at the wash station or on parkings in town. (not all very expert: Is the M1?)
Also many are turning head when the car is passing by. This even makes my wife uncomfortable...to the extend that she encouraged buying a more discreet color.
And indeed, the Avusblau 840 is less visible on the road.
I still get a couple of "thumbs up" on the highway, and also two "magnifique voiture!" in the queue for MFK last week in Lausanne, but obviously less heads turning than with the red one when driving in town.
Objective achieved!
Regards,
Patrice

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