I had some beautiful cars in the past that were great, but still I usually had good reasons to sell like upgrading to a better or faster example. Like my E30 323 or very first E21, a 316 in 323i looks
But if there's one car I really regret selling, it's my Talbot Samba!
Originally a silly Sympa, but I bought a Group B rallycar as well. Engine, driveline and suspension were fitted in the Sympa chassis. With abt 125 BHP @ 8000 rpm from a 680 kgs car that was enough performance to drive circles around 205 GTi's and beat 911's. And if you look at what prices the Group B Samba's are going at now... I should never have sold it. But there was always something with the car, the engine needed attention and a carb sync every 1000 kms, rust started coming back, too much for a young boy having his first real job... sad though! Still love that car's stealth looks although it probably not as fast is it is in my memory
Not many give aways, well wheels made wider and the additional air intake on the hood to feed the two double Weber carbs...
woop woop 
and also owned an audi s2 coupe.. asked my wife which should i sell between the audi and golf, she said golf 
.. the audi should of gone instead.. had to sell it anyway once our daughter was born( 6mths later).. and hey presto a 4 door mk2 golf gti would of been perfect.... l only sold it for £500 to a mate.. 
