Is this the cheapest Noble yet?
Is this the cheapest Noble yet?
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AMG Merc

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11,955 posts

282 months

Sunday 18th March 2007
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...assuming it makes the price:
www.pistonheads.com/sales/141135.htm

snuffy

13,216 posts

313 months

Sunday 18th March 2007
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You might have thought they would have cleaned it first, i.e. remove teh coke bottles from the passenger door before taking the pictures.

sjc

16,382 posts

299 months

Sunday 18th March 2007
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Just reduced to £18,000 on Auto-trader!

F.C.

3,901 posts

237 months

Sunday 18th March 2007
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It's been up for sale for ages.
Well before I bought mine.

JimNoble

410 posts

311 months

Sunday 18th March 2007
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snuffy said:
You might have thought they would have cleaned it first, i.e. remove teh coke bottles from the passenger door before taking the pictures.


I had a bottle of coke like that once. Tasted funny, and gave me a blocked up nose...

Jim

V6GTO

11,579 posts

271 months

Monday 19th March 2007
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It sounds a bit dodgy to me...dodgier than that interior vomit

Martin.

Looner

138 posts

244 months

Monday 19th March 2007
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I thought the residuals are getting better now they have stopped making the M12 ?

tvrinbfg

1,460 posts

313 months

Monday 19th March 2007
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I was interested in buying it but it's a Cat D - to be fair to the guy he does tell you that when you ring. (The repair was done at the factory four years ago.)

It's also on its Magneti Marelli ecu still. Slight thread hyjack - whose got the highest mileage Noble on a MM ecu?

snuffy

13,216 posts

313 months

Monday 19th March 2007
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In general, Cat Ds seem a bit of an odd thing to me. Sellers will tell you about it and the car will no doubt have been fully repaired with no problems. The car's price will always reflect this ofcause. But the trouble seems to be that it puts buyers off knowing it's a Cat D. I've seen ads for a Cat D, with a lower than normal price and thought "That looks okay, but what happens when it comes to selling it, will people be put off it ?" And I think the answer is yes, so you end up with a perfectly fine car that no one wants.

ajg31

1,455 posts

236 months

Monday 19th March 2007
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agre with the cat D remarks. If it was a keeper i would risk one, especially if it went back to the manufacturer to be sorted/repaired. for 18k thats just gonna end up in the hands of a boy racer/chav

mgbond

6,749 posts

261 months

Monday 19th March 2007
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tvrinbfg said:
I was interested in buying it but it's a Cat D - to be fair to the guy he does tell you that when you ring. (The repair was done at the factory four years ago.)

It's also on its Magneti Marelli ecu still. Slight thread hyjack - whose got the highest mileage Noble on a MM ecu?


Mines on 22K

Bondy

gadgeroonie

5,362 posts

265 months

Monday 19th March 2007
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that would amke an excellent track car for somebody

V6GTO

11,579 posts

271 months

Monday 19th March 2007
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gadgeroonie said:
that would amke an excellent track car for somebody


Exactly what I thought.

Martin.

joust

14,622 posts

288 months

Monday 19th March 2007
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JimNoble said:
snuffy said:
You might have thought they would have cleaned it first, i.e. remove teh coke bottles from the passenger door before taking the pictures.

I had a bottle of coke like that once. Tasted funny, and gave me a blocked up nose...
Jim
rofl

LDoR

32 posts

275 months

Saturday 24th March 2007
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I'd given up my search for a Noble in my price range and decided i wanted a house instead. Then this came along rolleyes

I think i'll go up next weekend and have a look, see what that interior is actually like in person.

Ash M400

3,836 posts

270 months

Saturday 24th March 2007
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