I like this sag

[bing]

Not too sure aboutbthe interior

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2221781.htm

[Don1]

Ha - this one pops up about once a year. IIRC the original owner who specced the interior came on to defend it.

But no, horrible interior.

[alex_gray255]

Yes, interesting colour (and I thought my Sag had a fun interior )

Although, personally, I would prefer something with more miles on it to ensure all the niggles were sorted out.

[bing]

Are you not confused withe red one that had the red and yellow interior went through about 3-4 dealers etc

[Don1]

Ah, sorry. Bad picture definition or something.....

[Targarama]

I don't remember this one, I do remember the flat red one with yellow trim highlights though. Very low miles on this one, good price for such low miles, a tweak or two to the trim won't cost that much.

[willtvr]

alex_gray255 said:

Yes, interesting colour (and I thought my Sag had a fun interior )

Although, personally, I would prefer something with more miles on it to ensure all the niggles were sorted out.

Second that.

[FactoryPilot]

One owner and with that mileage...... at that price I think it'll be snapped up PDQ.

It wouldn't cost must to sort the interior.....

[bing]

FactoryPilot said:

One owner and with that mileage...... at that price I think it'll be snapped up PDQ.

It wouldn't cost must to sort the interior.....

Better check piggy bank I'd just change the magnolia into black and leave red trim.

[slimtater]

The wife went "yuk, Noddy car" but I could live with it to be honest. Also checking piggy bank!

[TVR_owner]

Lots to be said for higher mileage cars. Most obvious being they are more used ergo, more worn....

Edited by TVR_owner on Sunday 7th November 12:46

[FactoryPilot]

Lets put it this way... I've had three Sag's.

1st - 12,000m
2nd - 30,000m approx
3rd - 9,000m

The third is the best one, followed by first and way, way behind was the 2nd one.

Just in my experience

[willtvr]

TVR_owner said:

Lots to be said for higher mileage cars. Most obvious being they are more used ergo, more worn....

Edited by TVR_owner on Sunday 7th November 12:46

Ergo weaknesses found and replaced or upgraded.

[TVR_owner]

Weakness on a car as in generic or specific?

Specific, I would expect a good service centre to resolve....Assuming the owner understood there were any odd ball issues that were intermitant and identified them.

Generic issues dont require indivdual
cars to do thousands of miles to allow
them to be identified, the normal higher
miles would do this surely...

What took you so long to respond Iain,
F1?

Edited by TVR_owner on Sunday 7th November 20:03

[willtvr]

TVR_owner said:

Weakness on a car as in generic or specific?

Specific, I would expect a good service centre to resolve....Assuming the owner understood there were any odd ball issues that were intermitant and identified them.

Generic issues dont require indivdual
cars to do thousands of miles to allow
them to be identified, the normal higher
miles would do this surely...

What took you so long to respond Iain,
F1?

Edited by TVR_owner on Sunday 7th November 20:03

No, work unfortunately John. Absolutely, the generic issues require higher miles to manifest themselves and once they have done so can be eradicated by the appropriate upgrade. Ergo better to have been discovered by previous owner thereby potentially saving thousands of pounds.

[TVR_owner]

Generic issues would have been discovered while this car was cosseted away surely, now let's think...generic Sag issues?

Inspection bonnets and windows that rattle??

Nah, low mile one owner cars are the stuff dreams are made of, closest to new must be the desirable, ask any collector.

Hope work wasn't too bad!

[willtvr]

TVR_owner said:

Generic issues would have been discovered while this car was cosseted away surely, now let's think...generic Sag issues?

Inspection bonnets and windows that rattle??

Nah, low mile one owner cars are the stuff dreams are made of, closest to new must be the desirable, ask any collector.

Hope work wasn't too bad!

Guess for collectors thats probably right but for me cars are for driving, not storing. Anyway whats the thing about 1 owner? In my experience every time a car changes ownership its the new owners pride & joy as their new car and has love and money lavished on it.

[TVR_owner]

Let's agree to disagree, we both see logic from a different stand point.

[willtvr]

TVR_owner said:

Let's agree to disagree, we both see logic from a different stand point.

Absolutely.