New Owner of my Tuscan S lasted a week!!!!

[s1nrr]

God we must have ball of brass.....
My 03 Tuscan S was sold by Racing Green cars 2 weeks ago, to "a really nice bloke" anyway I went in there yesterday to drop off the service books etc...its back in the show room...the car scared the bloke to death and he bought it back and swapped it for an SL merc..!!!!!....when I left the dealer my old Tuscans alarm went off as to say im here please take me home I did well up!!...poor baby...deposits still there for the Sagaris but the new car sounds interesting will have to wait for the motor show!!

[jigs]

Bet that was an expensive week.

[TimW]

Aaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww poor lil car, How could you be ashamed go and get it back now..

[J_S_G]

jigs said:

Bet that was an expensive week.

Can just imagine how they said "They all depreciate like that, sir".

I know the new owner of my Cerb had a (small) accident in it within 30 minutes of me handing the keys over...

[s1nrr]

In fact thinking about it the The Cerbera I used to have was written off by its new owner...!!!!

[j_s_g]

los angeles said:

Not sure if this beats everything for undue haste: Owner of his brand new T350 - it took him three hours to demolish it on a steep bend from the dealership. Ah well, at least he can claim his TVR ran perfectly up and until that sad moment.

As pssed off as all the guys at the factory must have been that their work went to waste, the dealership must've been quite happy that they never had to lose a penny in maintainance!

I don't think anyone should be allowed to own a car so needlessly fast (and relatively difficult to drive) without proving themself on it/something lesser first. Why not focus road policy on things like that rather than those doing 32mph in a 30 zone.

[anonymous-user]

When I bought my first E-Type I collected it on a rainy day. Out of the E-Type Centre, along the road, sharp right hander, poor windscreen wipers, 180 degree spin.

Luckily no damage, except to my pride. Lesson learned though.

[Satchman]

unrepentant said:

When I bought my first E-Type I collected it on a rainy day. Out of the E-Type Centre, along the road, sharp right hander, poor windscreen wipers, 180 degree spin. Luckily no damage, except to my pride. Lesson learned though.

Judging by your nickname, I guess you mean that the lesson you learned was to take the corner just that little bit quicker next time, do a full 360 and be able to drive straight on again?! Sussed it yet?

[dai capp]

I remember reading an article in a local Leicester paper about some bloke who picked up and Ultima from the factory and wrote it off on a roundabout less than half a mile away.

Didn't Porsche use to give you a performance car driving course when you bought a new 911. Seems like a bright idea when you hear about some muppets antics...

DC