Too good to be true??
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www.pistonheads.com/sales/detail.asp?i=28123&s=6
Seems very cheap....
Seems very cheap....
Yes, you'd be better off paying just a little more and getting a much more sorted one
www.pistonheads.com/sales/detail.asp?i=29244&s=6
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www.pistonheads.com/sales/detail.asp?i=29244&s=6
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Cerberas are cheap to buy, at least you can get an utterly awesome car for very little (in terms of performance car) money.
I suspect there is a bigger chance of a big bill than with a RV8 car, however they are in a different league (sorry Griff and Chim owners, no offence intended).
If you ever decide you want one make sure it has a good history, is red and lives near cambridge
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I suspect there is a bigger chance of a big bill than with a RV8 car, however they are in a different league (sorry Griff and Chim owners, no offence intended).
If you ever decide you want one make sure it has a good history, is red and lives near cambridge
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jellison said:
But you have to really rev them to get the extra oomph over a 500 Griff / Chim which has shed loads of bottom end torque but would get mullered on long open roads. You takes you pick!
Just a lowly 400 Chim for me here. THought I'd start on something "sensible" after my 1.4 Golf!
davidd said:
Cerberas are cheap to buy, at least you can get an utterly awesome car for very little (in terms of performance car) money.
I suspect there is a bigger chance of a big bill than with a RV8 car, however they are in a different league (sorry Griff and Chim owners, no offence intended).
If you ever decide you want one make sure it has a good history, is red and lives near cambridge![]()
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Shoot me down in flames if you like, but IMHO a well sorted Chim 450 will keep up with anything off the track.
I'll get me coat

ntel said:
davidd said:
Cerberas are cheap to buy, at least you can get an utterly awesome car for very little (in terms of performance car) money.
I suspect there is a bigger chance of a big bill than with a RV8 car, however they are in a different league (sorry Griff and Chim owners, no offence intended).
If you ever decide you want one make sure it has a good history, is red and lives near cambridge![]()
D
Shoot me down in flames if you like, but IMHO a well sorted Chim 450 will keep up with anything off the track.
I'll get me coat
After owning a well sorted Chimaera I feel qualified to say it wouldn't see which way my T350 went on the road (Assuming the Chimaera isn't driven by Jason Plato or Tiffany Dell).
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oh for a V8!!