Considering a FFRR Vouge TDV8 - advice

Considering a FFRR Vouge TDV8 - advice

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NDT

1,753 posts

264 months

Monday 5th February 2018
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Any reason not to go for the petrol?
Apart from fuel consumption?

C Lee Farquar

4,069 posts

217 months

Monday 5th February 2018
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I would prefer petrol but they seen to fetch significantly more money

NDT

1,753 posts

264 months

Monday 5th February 2018
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Suppose they're a lot rarer.

anonymous-user

55 months

Tuesday 6th February 2018
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NDT said:
Suppose they're a lot rarer.
I’m interested in a petrol RR Sport. Seem to be quite a few of those available.

Joe5y

Original Poster:

1,501 posts

184 months

Sunday 1st April 2018
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Sooo, a bit of a story to this purchase.

I’ll keep it short, deposit was paid and a price agreed for the RR and my car as a PX. Then little Joe5y arrived and because of an array of issues at birth (both fine now) I pulled out of the deal and my deposit was returned. Thank you for your understanding Cameron.

Roll forward 4 months, I sold my car privately for £2k more than the PX price and started looking for a FFRR. Coincidentally the same day I sold my car the EXACT same car was up for sale for £3k less than it was 4 months prior. Alarm bells naturally but I was too inquisitive not to call.

(Long story shortened). The guy bought it as he was part way through the process of emigrating to Canada and wanted a nice car before he left. Anticipated the process of selling house, business and sercuring jobs being a year or so but he now has a moving date of May 15th. Hence the car up for sale so soon. Having checked his story as and where I could we arranged for me to have a look (the day after I sold mine). House was being boxed up, motorbikes were being sold etc. Checked the car over, test drove, checked all with seller - probing questions etc.

I now have the car I originally ‘bought’ in decmeber for £5k less plus it’s now sporting 2 new tires.


Brave Fart

5,747 posts

112 months

Sunday 1st April 2018
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Well done, a good choice - late L322's are where the value is.
Plus, I do like a story with a happy ending.