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The best sports saloon....ever Commencing production in 2021 and listing a raft of improvements over the already astonishingly capable M5 Competition, the M5 CS fast became THE ultimate M-Car and global production sold out instantly. Every single one of the only 20 allocated to Australia was snapped up as soon as BMW confirmed availability in our market. Fortunately the car lived up to the hype with the CS being even that much better than the Competition on which it was further honed and revise
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11/2020 BMW M2 F87 LCI Competition Coupe. Repairable write off. Perfect track day, new race car build, or can be re-registered, Travelled 31280klm, 3.0L inline twin turbo inline 6 engine 302kW 550Nm, 6 speed manual gearbox, Rear Wheel Drive with M-Limited Slip Differential. Features 19 Inch Alloys, Quad Sports Exhaust, 12 Speaker Stereo System, Apple Car Play, Handsfree Calling with Voice Control, Heated Seats, Keyless Entry with Push Button Start, M Performance Pre-sets, Adaptive Steering, Digi
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1988 VAN DIEMEN FORMULA FORD $48,000 This car chassis number 1249 was the yellow prototype for the 1988 Van Diemen with Allan McNish involved in the development. It was then a works car for Van Diemen in 1988 with the Duckham’s oil yellow and blue livery. The car was raced by Derek Higgins and won the 1988 ESSO FF1600 and British RAC FF600 Championships. It was third in the 1988 Formula Ford Festival, number 47. In 1990 and again in 1991 driven by John Thompson it won the Western Canadia
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Extremely Rare English Racing Pedigree Inspired by the Caterham, this 260bhp engine in something that weighs only 510kgs will sure put a smile on your face from 0-100km/h in 3.1secs. Featuring tubular steel spaceframe chassis, a longitudinally mid-mounted 2.3 liter 260 bhp Cosworth inline four-cylinder engine, a 5-speed gearbox, independent suspension and disc brakes at all four corners, with a fibreglass body. Inspection at Kangaroo Valley or Sydney for a $500 fee.