Anyones old car?

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mad-dot

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341 posts

264 months

Friday 29th October 2004
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Anyone here know this 360? [url]www.azurinternational.co.uk/pop_up.asp?ID=260&ctg=Car[/url]
I'm off to see it tommorow, and to get a trade in price
Stewart.

Maserati3200GT

1,576 posts

240 months

Friday 29th October 2004
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what you trading in ?

mad-dot

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341 posts

264 months

Friday 29th October 2004
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T350C

rico

7,916 posts

261 months

Friday 29th October 2004
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Stunning speclist there. Colourscheme is just perfect!

v12v8

1,153 posts

257 months

Saturday 30th October 2004
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Bellisima!

alanc5

295 posts

249 months

Saturday 30th October 2004
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Nice looking car. Seems a tad on the expensive side though?

mad-dot

Original Poster:

341 posts

264 months

Saturday 30th October 2004
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Anyone else got any £ input

Andrew Richmond

1,510 posts

259 months

Saturday 30th October 2004
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Do these boys trade from home or do they have premises?

Price looks high especially bearing in mind time of year, the fact that its already had two owners & not the lowest miles. ALso I would prefer a manual but I thought that they commanded lower prices than the F1?

Is it a Scottish car? If so give Graypaul Edinburgh a ring and ask about its warranty history.

mad-dot

Original Poster:

341 posts

264 months

Saturday 30th October 2004
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Andrew,
They trade from home. I am going to call Blake at Graypaul this morning. The car does have a massive spec though, so maybe the price reflects that?
Stewart

Andrew Richmond

1,510 posts

259 months

Tuesday 2nd November 2004
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Stewart

What was it like?

I thought that it said two owners but it actually says three.

Is a top spec really worth much more?

Cheers

mad-dot

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341 posts

264 months

Tuesday 2nd November 2004
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Andrew,
I also posted it here [url]http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36825[/url] on ferrarichat.
As for the 3 owners, he must have changed that, after I pointed out the fact that it must have been registered by the dealer first.
He's offered me a good trade-in, but has to fix out the few niggles first.
Called about another low (1800) mile 03 car today, and waiting for the trade-in price on that.
I'll get there in the end

will ot

125 posts

255 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2004
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Ive just changed my Tuscan for a 360 modena. I thought the Tuscan was good fun but the 360 is 10 times the car. You wont look at another tvr again.

mad-dot

Original Poster:

341 posts

264 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2004
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will ot said:
Ive just changed my Tuscan for a 360 modena. I thought the Tuscan was good fun but the 360 is 10 times the car. You wont look at another tvr again.

Will,
Just want I wanted to hear though I think/hope TVR's may be better sorted this time next year
What year car did you get, and is it a manual?
Stewart.

will ot

125 posts

255 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2004
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I bought a 2000 manual car. There just so good to drive. The handling, the power delivery is fantastic. The quality of the car is just amazing. They feel so safe. My Tuscan would wobble at high speed, the 360 just wants more and more as you accelerate. I cant tell you how happy with the car i am. I have sat nav'd it so i can take it around Europe. I was never confident with the tvr that it would make it to Dover.

mad-dot

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341 posts

264 months

Wednesday 3rd November 2004
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I know what you mean about the Tuscan wobbles, but the 350 feels so much better
What is it with these dealers, and their lack of response? Must be a great life selling Ferraris, when you can rubber ear someone with 90+ heavy wearing a hole their pooch!