Just out of curiosity of the four brands ( alphabetical order ) Bentley ,Daimler, Jaguar , Rolls Royce which would you say is the most prestigious and how would you rank them ?
1. Roller 2. Bentley 3. Jag/Daimler the same thing now, though I think they were different in the distant past. I've had a couple of Jags (not at the same time), but now jags are trying to be a bit more popular and are nowhere near the price of the 1st 2. Especially 2nd hand. The most recent one (sold it a few weeks ago) was only £800 - low mileage, perfect nick. You couldn't get a roller or Bentley for that.
1. Roller2. Bentley3. Jag/Daimler the same thing now, though I think they were different in the distant past. I've had a couple of Jags (not at the same time), but now jags are trying to be a bit more popular and are nowhere near the price of the 1st
This is a "when" question. Do you mean now?, and define "prestigious". I would have Rolls Royce as the most prestigious and Daimler/Bentley tied for second ahead of Jaguar.
BUT in my TOP TEN desirables, I'd have ONE RR, TWO Bentleys and about FIFTEEN JAGs
This is a "when" question. Do you mean now?, and define "prestigious". I would have Rolls Royce as the most prestigious and Daimler/Bentley tied for second ahead of Jaguar. BUT in my TOP TEN desirables, I'd have ONE RR, TWO Bentleys and about FIFT
I was thinking present day-taking prestige to connote 'high status' , 'inspiring admiration' or some such. I would be disposed to go along with the rankings suggested-while acknowledging that prestige can change according to occupation, age ,celebrity culture (film, music ,sports stars etc.)and rarifying factors like royalty. Anything a Queen or a King uses on state occasions more or less zooms to the top of the prestige ladder I imagine.
I was thinking present day-taking prestige to connote 'high status' , 'inspiring admiration' or some such.I would be disposed to go along with the rankings suggested-while acknowledging that prestige can change according to occupation, age ,celebrit
its very smart too akabula, but i just think most see these marques about being big , and luxury interiors , they are surely miles behind in cars aspired to today, whereas they were the must aspire to of my youth.
its very smart too akabula, but i just think most see these marques about beingbig , and luxury interiors , they are surely miles behind in cars aspired to today,whereas they were the must aspire to of my youth.
Vubiant - I thought that was what you meant - but there are no current Daimlers and haven't been for ten years. Rolls Royce is still ahead of Bentley is the current (prestige and price) league table (Discuss??) and both are way ahead of Jaguar using your measure. BUT everyone wants old Jags - 30's SS's, XKSS'S C types, D types, XK's in all their other forms, E types in nearly all their forms (my mates primrose 4.2 coupe I hate!! - shhhh)
Vubiant - I thought that was what you meant - but there are no current Daimlers and haven't been for ten years. Rolls Royce is still ahead of Bentley is the current (prestige and price) league table (Discuss??) and both are way ahead of Jaguar using
Was a Triumph Spitfire for me when young. Nowadays it would be a top of the range BMW. I parked almost daily a few years back beside a Bentley and it didn't inspire any jealousy or whatever in me. Jags I'm not that keen on and agree RR a tad too big.
Was a Triumph Spitfire for me when young. Nowadays it would be a top of the range BMW.I parked almost daily a few years back beside a Bentley and it didn't inspire any jealousy or whatever in me.Jags I'm not that keen on and agree RR a tad too big.
i always wanted an mg, ...had it for years but now we have a corsa
rolls royce always turned heads, jag a bit of a retired mans car these days
nice that so many folk can get what they want
i always wanted an mg, ...had it for years but now we have a corsa rolls royce always turned heads, jag a bit of a retired mans car these daysnice that so many folk can get what they want