Buying a 3R , five speed or six ?
Discussion
Dear Noblemen,
I'm looking for a used 3R and have just been to see a very nice example with low milage that has got me very tempted,one issue I have is it is quite an early 3R and has the five speed box, what is the general opinion on the five v's six debate ?
Would I be better off waiting in order to find a six speed model, I'm unlikely to want to upgrade to more power but I'm a bit concerned about re-sale value if most people want the six speed 3R's ?
Would the factory give out any info on cars they have serviced to potential buyers (peace of mind and all that)
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Morrisf
I'm looking for a used 3R and have just been to see a very nice example with low milage that has got me very tempted,one issue I have is it is quite an early 3R and has the five speed box, what is the general opinion on the five v's six debate ?
Would I be better off waiting in order to find a six speed model, I'm unlikely to want to upgrade to more power but I'm a bit concerned about re-sale value if most people want the six speed 3R's ?
Would the factory give out any info on cars they have serviced to potential buyers (peace of mind and all that)
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Morrisf
The 6 speed box was an option on early 3R models, although most people who speccd their cars chose the 6 speed option. Later, the 6 speed box became standard on all new 3R's.
The 6 speed box can handle more BHP than the early 5 speed, so worth cheking out a 6 speeder, and I guess residual value will be better on a 3R with 6 speed box.
6 Speed box also has LSD.
Cheers,
Ian.
>> Edited by 3rtt on Sunday 12th February 18:58
The 6 speed box can handle more BHP than the early 5 speed, so worth cheking out a 6 speeder, and I guess residual value will be better on a 3R with 6 speed box.
6 Speed box also has LSD.
Cheers,
Ian.
>> Edited by 3rtt on Sunday 12th February 18:58
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