New DD for me
Feb 1, 2013 | 09:10 AM
#41
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Or a hitchhicker
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I do alot of things, not properlly a profession. I have a degree in medicine, translation, theology, art and fine watchmaking. At the moment I'm transitioning from helping running my family business (artificial insemination clinics all over Europe) to my own business ( luxury goods group in Iberian market and south american market). Medicine is not my thing. I love business and running my own group.
Like two years ago i was doing even more kms, because i drived alot across all europe, checking out the clinics. Now as I'm not so much linked to my parents businesses, i just drive alot between Spain and Portugal. Madrid, Porto, Lisboa, Algarve, Barcelona, Marbella, etc, etc.... So its quite easy to pull 100k a year or more I'm waiting for my new DD, the best car in the world at the moment, the new Range Rover. For the track, thats another thing
??I do alot of things, not properlly a profession. I have a degree in medicine, translation, theology, art and fine watchmaking. At the moment I'm transitioning from helping running my family business (artificial insemination clinics all over Europe) to my own business ( luxury goods group in Iberian market and south american market). Medicine is not my thing. I love business and running my own group.
Like two years ago i was doing even more kms, because i drived alot across all europe, checking out the clinics. Now as I'm not so much linked to my parents businesses, i just drive alot between Spain and Portugal. Madrid, Porto, Lisboa, Algarve, Barcelona, Marbella, etc, etc.... So its quite easy to pull 100k a year or more
I'm waiting for my new DD, the best car in the world at the moment, the new Range Rover. For the track, thats another thingIt's great that you're trying to run your own business, I've gotten sucked into the family business. Being the only son does have its downfalls. But you have quite a few degrees, so you can pretty much pursue any field of business. Wish you the best of luck in your endeavours.
Hmm the Range Rover you say, yes it's the king of SUV's but I have a few little tingling issues with that vehicle. I'm not gonna go into it
. What specs did you go for.?
Feb 1, 2013 | 09:13 AM
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Congrats bro! You know what I think about the car when it comes to aesthetics. Especially when there's an S8 in the same radius! Come on now... 
That being said, I don't think I know anyone that enjoys driving/road trips as much as you do, and these machines were built to be driven. Props to you Mr. Q.
That being said, I don't think I know anyone that enjoys driving/road trips as much as you do, and these machines were built to be driven. Props to you Mr. Q.
. My offer still stands, keep it for a little while and it'll give you a chance to reevaluate your opinion
You up for a road trip to Ajman anytime soon.? I'll bring your divine S8 around this time...
Feb 2, 2013 | 05:30 PM
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You've just made me quite jealous. All that driving sounds like a dream to me.
It's great that you're trying to run your own business, I've gotten sucked into the family business. Being the only son does have its downfalls. But you have quite a few degrees, so you can pretty much pursue any field of business. Wish you the best of luck in your endeavours.
Hmm the Range Rover you say, yes it's the king of SUV's but I have a few little tingling issues with that vehicle. I'm not gonna go into it.
What specs did you go for.?
It's great that you're trying to run your own business, I've gotten sucked into the family business. Being the only son does have its downfalls. But you have quite a few degrees, so you can pretty much pursue any field of business. Wish you the best of luck in your endeavours.
Hmm the Range Rover you say, yes it's the king of SUV's but I have a few little tingling issues with that vehicle. I'm not gonna go into it
. What specs did you go for.?
hope that the future always shines for you. I wish i was only son. Its better than being the older brother. I have to work, he gets all the fun and fruits of the work.I think the new Range Rover is not the King of SUV, but probably the best car in the world right now for DD.
I went with a pearl white, with darkened details all over the exterior, and brown interior, or as you call it these days, mocca/chocolate/coffee colour, with white pipping. The interior will look pretty much like the 6 series grand coupe when it was presented. V6 diesel, black roof with glass roof. Wheels are the same on the top spec of the evoque, but all gloss blacked out. All the gizmos interior and exterior.
Feb 3, 2013 | 04:07 AM
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Thank you hope that the future always shines for you. I wish i was only son. Its better than being the older brother. I have to work, he gets all the fun and fruits of the work.
I think the new Range Rover is not the King of SUV, but probably the best car in the world right now for DD.
I went with a pearl white, with darkened details all over the exterior, and brown interior, or as you call it these days, mocca/chocolate/coffee colour, with white pipping. The interior will look pretty much like the 6 series grand coupe when it was presented. V6 diesel, black roof with glass roof. Wheels are the same on the top spec of the evoque, but all gloss blacked out. All the gizmos interior and exterior.
hope that the future always shines for you. I wish i was only son. Its better than being the older brother. I have to work, he gets all the fun and fruits of the work.I think the new Range Rover is not the King of SUV, but probably the best car in the world right now for DD.
I went with a pearl white, with darkened details all over the exterior, and brown interior, or as you call it these days, mocca/chocolate/coffee colour, with white pipping. The interior will look pretty much like the 6 series grand coupe when it was presented. V6 diesel, black roof with glass roof. Wheels are the same on the top spec of the evoque, but all gloss blacked out. All the gizmos interior and exterior.
cant wait to see this piece of art...
any particular reason why you didnt go with the tdv8?
Feb 4, 2013 | 01:26 AM
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Thank you hope that the future always shines for you. I wish i was only son. Its better than being the older brother. I have to work, he gets all the fun and fruits of the work.
I think the new Range Rover is not the King of SUV, but probably the best car in the world right now for DD.
I went with a pearl white, with darkened details all over the exterior, and brown interior, or as you call it these days, mocca/chocolate/coffee colour, with white pipping. The interior will look pretty much like the 6 series grand coupe when it was presented. V6 diesel, black roof with glass roof. Wheels are the same on the top spec of the evoque, but all gloss blacked out. All the gizmos interior and exterior.
hope that the future always shines for you. I wish i was only son. Its better than being the older brother. I have to work, he gets all the fun and fruits of the work.I think the new Range Rover is not the King of SUV, but probably the best car in the world right now for DD.
I went with a pearl white, with darkened details all over the exterior, and brown interior, or as you call it these days, mocca/chocolate/coffee colour, with white pipping. The interior will look pretty much like the 6 series grand coupe when it was presented. V6 diesel, black roof with glass roof. Wheels are the same on the top spec of the evoque, but all gloss blacked out. All the gizmos interior and exterior.
Your spec sounds great, can't wait to see it! I'm having buyers remorse going for a white seats, it's a b!tch to keep them clean, should have gone for a darker colour with white stitching and piping, like yours.
Thanks for all the comments guys
Feb 4, 2013 | 04:23 PM
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Sure I'll post some pics when i get the car. I usually never show off my stuff, but i'll post at least two pics. I didn't opted for the tdv8 because i think it makes no sense. For driving everyday, the tdv6 as more then enough torque, power, and consumption. If the hibryd was available already, i would even go for that. For me, to drive around the v6 is more then enough....
I'll post some pics when i get the car. I usually never show off my stuff, but i'll post at least two pics. I didn't opted for the tdv8 because i think it makes no sense. For driving everyday, the tdv6 as more then enough torque, power, and consumption. If the hibryd was available already, i would even go for that. For me, to drive around the v6 is more then enough....
Feb 4, 2013 | 04:35 PM
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Sure I'll post some pics when i get the car. I usually never show off my stuff, but i'll post at least two pics. I didn't opted for the tdv8 because i think it makes no sense. For driving everyday, the tdv6 as more then enough torque, power, and consumption. If the hibryd was available already, i would even go for that. For me, to drive around the v6 is more then enough....
I'll post some pics when i get the car. I usually never show off my stuff, but i'll post at least two pics. I didn't opted for the tdv8 because i think it makes no sense. For driving everyday, the tdv6 as more then enough torque, power, and consumption. If the hibryd was available already, i would even go for that. For me, to drive around the v6 is more then enough.... Bookmarks
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