potential purchase
Discussion
morning all.
I currently drive a Tuscan and have had a Cerbera,lotus Esprit v8 amongst other things but am now considering a GTO 3.
so the thing is do you think i would get a long with it? i know you cant make my mind up for me but opinions would be appreciated.
i use my car at the weekends and sometimes in the week if convenient to travel to work.
so im thinking general driving around,town and country(bumpy roads?)some traffic,runs to the coast etc.
will i miss not having a boot?
probably not do much track.
cheers
mike.
I currently drive a Tuscan and have had a Cerbera,lotus Esprit v8 amongst other things but am now considering a GTO 3.
so the thing is do you think i would get a long with it? i know you cant make my mind up for me but opinions would be appreciated.
i use my car at the weekends and sometimes in the week if convenient to travel to work.
so im thinking general driving around,town and country(bumpy roads?)some traffic,runs to the coast etc.
will i miss not having a boot?
probably not do much track.
cheers
mike.
I find the M12 very usable as an everyday car. For the first 3 years of owning the car it was used everyday for the drive to work and back (a quick drive at that !).
On bumpy roads the suspension on the M12 is very pliant, but not jarring.
I also used it for traveling to France and back every week, and I did what we now call an 'evo'. Which is to say I put a bag in the passenger seat foot well !
--Jools
On bumpy roads the suspension on the M12 is very pliant, but not jarring.
I also used it for traveling to France and back every week, and I did what we now call an 'evo'. Which is to say I put a bag in the passenger seat foot well !
--Jools
I had a cerbera a couple of cars before the M12.
TVR = louder and nicer inside and had a big boot.
NOBLE = better in every other respect and costing 1/2 as much to run when you factor in depreciation and servicing.
I doubt I'll ever go back to TVR (and have another Noble on order)
If you want a more informed answer - ask Giles Cooper why "The TVR Centre" is now also "London Noble".
>> Edited by nickytwohats on Friday 17th February 12:17
TVR = louder and nicer inside and had a big boot.
NOBLE = better in every other respect and costing 1/2 as much to run when you factor in depreciation and servicing.
I doubt I'll ever go back to TVR (and have another Noble on order)
If you want a more informed answer - ask Giles Cooper why "The TVR Centre" is now also "London Noble".
>> Edited by nickytwohats on Friday 17th February 12:17
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