maserati 4200 manual any for sale

[tuscrv8]

looking for a 4200 manual for sale , anyone know of a nice one lowish miles wihout a garish int {red} and possible in the midlands send me a mail

[EC2]

Hard to find mate as most are CC. I had a facelift (Sept 04 build onwards) manual but that went a few months ago. Don't worry too much about miles as they are very robust cars (mechanically that is!). Clutches last longer on the manuals too.

[crostonian]

When I was selling mine I couldn't give the thing away and it was a lovely example. Must admit after initially wanting a manual and then subsequently driving a CC I can see why they are a hard sell.

[limpsfield]

crostonian said:

Must admit after initially wanting a manual and then subsequently driving a CC I can see why they are a hard sell.

And me - initially started looking for a manual but now had my CC for just over a year and would highly recommend it.

[maser_spyder]

limpsfield said:

crostonian said:

Must admit after initially wanting a manual and then subsequently driving a CC I can see why they are a hard sell.

And me - initially started looking for a manual but now had my CC for just over a year and would highly recommend it.

Me three.

I thought I wanted a manual, until I test drove one of each, and found the CC to be so much nicer.

Seriously, if you haven't already, go and try one of each, you may be surprised....

[Colossus]

I had a manual and when I had a CC as a loaner could not get on with it at all, very very crude and don't even think about reversing or doing a 3 point turn. Manuals do need their linkage adjusting every now and then, simple job and not expensive but makes a massive difference to the change quality. Believe the GranSports have a much better CC system but depending on circumstances I personally would look for a manual.

[prg123]

My gransport. Has the F1 flappy paddle gearbox, it's fantastic. Auto blips on down change in sport mode which sounds fantastic.

pete