To sell or not to sell.....
To sell or not to sell.....
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Jodi

Original Poster:

33 posts

248 months

Wednesday 15th April 2009
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Looking for some feedback from folks who sold their Tuscans. I bought a really good'un and never had a dull moment but things grow old with me and considering a change to another marque after having her for 4 years. I would hate to sell her and live to regret it. Might sound crass but I've driven a few and she is the best. Would like to learn from anyone who sold their Tuscan and if they had any regrets.

Robertjp

2,281 posts

254 months

Wednesday 15th April 2009
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Jodi email me (cant email you thru profile), im looking to buy, your car looks lovely smilethumbup

sorry - doesnt help your thread huh?! getmecoat

Edited by Robertjp on Wednesday 15th April 18:54

shortlad

529 posts

281 months

Thursday 16th April 2009
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I feel this way a lot especially at the moment as I have a couple of problems with my Tuscan and insurance due (although got a great price for insurance) but then I drive it a remember just why no other car for the money hits the spot in quite the same way.

I'm going to get mine serviced and consider selling (doubt I will though as don't 'have' to) so would be interestinmg to hear what people 'actually' sell for.

I really hope I don't end up selling.... I would like a newer Tuscan but can't justify (or afford) anything more expensive.

I'll find it hard to sell if the sun comes out and I sort some of my problems! Fixed a couple or niggles last weekend and have a couple more minor one's but have a service and potentially a clutch to pay for so we'll see.

Jim Green

449 posts

238 months

Saturday 18th April 2009
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I'm the same....... Considering selling the family jewels (My Soul) and going the whole hog and heading towards a Sagaris, but then I think..... are they really worth all that extra over a Tuscan, and like you believe I have a good one at the moment and may end up regretting spending so much more for something that isn't that much more satisfying.