Is this the cheapest Noble yet?
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...assuming it makes the price:
www.pistonheads.com/sales/141135.htm
www.pistonheads.com/sales/141135.htm
In general, Cat Ds seem a bit of an odd thing to me. Sellers will tell you about it and the car will no doubt have been fully repaired with no problems. The car's price will always reflect this ofcause. But the trouble seems to be that it puts buyers off knowing it's a Cat D. I've seen ads for a Cat D, with a lower than normal price and thought "That looks okay, but what happens when it comes to selling it, will people be put off it ?" And I think the answer is yes, so you end up with a perfectly fine car that no one wants.
tvrinbfg said:
I was interested in buying it but it's a Cat D - to be fair to the guy he does tell you that when you ring. (The repair was done at the factory four years ago.)
It's also on its Magneti Marelli ecu still. Slight thread hyjack - whose got the highest mileage Noble on a MM ecu?
It's also on its Magneti Marelli ecu still. Slight thread hyjack - whose got the highest mileage Noble on a MM ecu?
Mines on 22K
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