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Hi friends, How are you?. I am fine and I just hope that everybody are fine. I am now going to blog on a topic which is related to used cars. This website is the best in the business for second hand car, used car etc.With the sunlight hours getting shorter and the weather getting gloomier, the motorway is a dull and dreary place during the daily commute. In an ideal situation a sports car would make the world of difference and it's forgivable to daydream given the wealth of choice that the range offers.It seems that every country has more than one sports-car manufacturer to its name now and some which weren't historically associated with the range. Take BMW and Audi, for instance. Once typically associated with luxury and saloon cars, both have offered up some formidable sports cars in recent times and Audi's new R8 is on a competing level with the BMW M6, or is it?There are many aspects to consider when judging a sports car, and they're not all related to the performance. After all, when you buy a sports car you want people to look at it with more than a touch of admiration and the green-eyed monster. Especially as, if you're motoring around England, it's safe to say that sitting in traffic jams won't be too unfamiliar.On a looks basis the Audi R8 is a clear winner. While the BMW M6 is certainly sleek and boasts some nice five-spoke alloys, it is somewhat pedestrian. It' rear three-quarter profile looks worryingly reminiscent of the 3-Series Compact and there's an inescapable sensation that you're looking at a plumped-up Peugeot 406 Coupe. Not what you want if you're dropping upwards of 80k on a motor.In sharp contrast, the Audi R8 is just that: sharp. It exudes a sense of powerful speed even just sitting still. It's all ducts and intakes sculpted into a smooth body that looks like some hunched-up predator waiting to rip the road into pieces. Given that the R8 wades into your bank and takes just under 80k, it had better look like it's about to break every speed limit.