My Spyker experiences

[F Spider]

Phil,

Great write-up in PH. This seems to be a low production number. I wonder how you would compare an older with a newer one.

Dan has written about the vast improvements between #038, #088 and #152. He likes especially the set-up of his last car.

I've driven #007, #053(?) and now own #107. I find the biggest improvements in braking and road holding. I wonder if there is again this much improvement between the #107 and #211 (the newest car that I saw in the factory).

[Laviolette GT2R]

Would love to swap personalities with you for one day. I would love to introduce myself, like this:

James... Phil James, and i drive a Spyker!!

[basman007]

Thanks for sharing! awesome

I really dig that green

[AX lover]

@Rijk, what can you tell about #053(?)?

[AX lover]

I believe this is also the same car, spotted in London.

[luigisk]

omay beautiful pictures! really good!

[Kevin Slegg]

Yes - thanks for posting

[Laviolette GT2R]

This Spyker has VIN number #036 and was sold by Broughtons.
#036 - C8 Spyder - Black / Goodwood Green

[Swisstrader]

Just had to bump this article from a while back...it's one of the reasons why I bought the Spyker...when the author describes the goofy giggling one does when you drive a Spyker is precisely what I've been doing each time I get behind the wheel.

Spyker C8 Spyder

[OnTheLam]

Thanks, Swisstrader. I hadn't seen that one -- and it is a good write up.

Pistonheads, Petrolheads . . . English car slang is fun, too.

Justice