Three ultra rare special edition cars that can be bought for under £10K from patchwork Polo to tiny vintage Panda
A NUMBER of rare special edition cars have resurfaced in recent months – with three up for grabs for under £10,000.
Car enthusiasts will be delighted to know they can buy a unique vehicle without breaking the bank.
Top Gear recently put together a list of special edition cars that are all priced below £10,000.
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Volkswagen Polo Harlequin
The Harlequin car was built to commemorate a Sixties Beetle ad, which showed how easily different car parts could be replaced.
This unique car with colourful panels can be nabbed for under 5,000 euros – if you don’t mind a trip to Germany.
Renault Clio 182
The second-gen Clio ‘182’ has been described as super rare and a “modern classic” – providing good power for a fraction of the cost.
It’s considered affordable, fast and hugely entertaining.
And the motor can be nabbed second-hand for just £9,750.
Abarth 595 70th Anniversario
The Abarth was built to celebrate the marque’s 70th anniversary.
A number of the cars still exist today, which means you can pick them up for a decent sum.
Skoda Felicia Fun
This yellow multipurpose car is considered one of the rarest, with only 4,000 models having been built.
For perspective, Ferrari only made around 500 fewer 488 Pistas.
Fiat Panda 100HP
The Panda has “won the hearts” of many, according to Top Gear.
It gets the job done and is “never too serious” and for just £2,800 it’s an absolute steal.
Drivers can also get their hands on the Peugeot 106 Rallye for slightly more than £10,000 but that packs a real punch.
This unique car has a 1.3 litre engine and was made in 1993.
Car enthusiasts can get their hands on a previously owned one on Ebay.
But be warned, it will likely have already racked up a hefty number of miles.
Another special edition car not to be missed is the Nissan 350Z Gran Turismo 4.
For Gran Turismo enthusiasts this is the ideal car, according to Top Gear.
The yellow flake Nissan 350Z. 176 was launched to commemorate the release of Kazunori’s fourth main series instalment.
Less than half were painted in yellow, making it a rare find.
It can be purchased second hand for just about £10,750. But with a little negotiation could be brought down to budget.