Audi A3 3.2 Quattro 250bhp (Metallic Grey). Half leather seats, alloy wheels, etc... very nice to drive. 0-60 in about 6.4 seconds. Here's the cars I've had in the past: Alfa 156 V6 2.5 (Black). It was the Veloce model with recaro seats, alloy wheels, 6 gears, CD multi-changer, climate control. 0-60 in about 7.1s. Audi TT Quattro 225bhp (Silver). It was the top of the range model with all the extras (including heated leather seats, climate control, 6 gears, bose sound system). It's 0-60 is about 6.4 second. This had to go so I could spend more money on the house. Audi A3 1.8 Sports (Black). This car had full electrics including windows, sunroof, mirrors along with remote central locking. I really liked this car, I'd definately buy one again. Mini John Cooper LE (British racing green, with white strips) Got this a couple of years before the new shape ones came out. Only 300 of these where made, it came with a full set of extras which include 13in Alloy Wheels, Red Leather interior with a Alloy dash, Uprated suspension, spots, etc... it had a 1.3 twin injection engine which made it fairly fast. Unfortunately it was about reliable as a Lada on a rainy day (well maybe not quite that bad). In the first year I've had the car computer fail, the 90 quid each tires worn in the first 6 months, the horn stopped working, various bits of interior fell off and a blind monkey probably could of done a better paint job. Others When I was learning to drive I had was a Blue Y reg Mayfair (998cc) with a white roof which had just about everything you could add to it. It was fun to drive, with it's little steering wheel and wide wheels but not as nice as the Cooper :) Before this I had a black/rust colour Mini Mayfair which I had before I passed my test. This was mainly used to practice hand brake turns in my garden! I did actually plan to do it up and drive it after passing my test but it ended up just sitting in my garden going rusty. A couple of my friends who also owned minis at the time used it for spares, including the engine. The back half now lives in the local scrap yard and the front half was chucked in a skip.