Thoughts on this car?
Discussion
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/367145.htm
I looked at buying this car about a year ago, had 25k miles on it and was £56k-ish.
Deal fell apart when the dealer (not the one currently selling it) agreed that the cherished plate would be included in the deal and then backtracked - and I lost faith in them.
It's also not got a full service history as I recall.
It is an early F1 car, so would perhaps need the uprated F1 software ?
Not sure if anyone knows this car or has any comments about it ?
Cheers.
I looked at buying this car about a year ago, had 25k miles on it and was £56k-ish.
Deal fell apart when the dealer (not the one currently selling it) agreed that the cherished plate would be included in the deal and then backtracked - and I lost faith in them.
It's also not got a full service history as I recall.
It is an early F1 car, so would perhaps need the uprated F1 software ?
Not sure if anyone knows this car or has any comments about it ?
Cheers.
Edited by USS Bozeman on Tuesday 9th September 00:25
Check with a specialist but from memory the ecu's on the early 360's aren't so easily played with to adjust settings for the f1 box etc, so some of them can prove quite tricky to drive. You can update to the later ECU however, but that will not be cheap. This is what I was told when whinging to the Ferrari delaer about my car 
"Condition is consistent with age & mileage. Allow some minor expenditure to restore this vehicle to showroom condition. Rear tyres will require replacement shortly - realistic buyers will not be disappointed with this car, especially at our market-leading, totally unbeatable price." Surely a dealer would just get the bits and pieces done and reatail the car out properly. After all why buy from a dealer? Could be an SOR car I guess. It appears cheap, but after a big service bill maybe not.
"Condition is consistent with age & mileage. Allow some minor expenditure to restore this vehicle to showroom condition. Rear tyres will require replacement shortly - realistic buyers will not be disappointed with this car, especially at our market-leading, totally unbeatable price." Surely a dealer would just get the bits and pieces done and reatail the car out properly. After all why buy from a dealer? Could be an SOR car I guess. It appears cheap, but after a big service bill maybe not.
This 360 is cheap too http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/686211.htm
steve06 said:
This 360 is cheap too http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/686211.htm
This car is due a service too....Sales Blurb said:
"Allow some minor expenditure to restore this vehicle to showroom condition"
This is a huuugely subjective statement and depends entirely upon your level of 4n@lity when it comes to the condition of your car!A few minor scratches / normal wear and tear etc, to me, are no big deal... I'm just not that bothered about that sort of thing.
To others they might render the car a sh|theap!
The only thing you can do with regard to that is take a look at the car with your own eyes and decide what is acceptable to you :
I also don't believe a word they say when they claim to not be open to offers!
If you were standing in fornt of them, waving your chequebook (...or better still cash!!! 40k?! lol 
) around and prepared to cross T's and dot I's there and then, they'd take whatever you offered them imho!USS Bozeman said:
Denno B said:
The black one has had a deposit put down on it.
Ah well - sure to be others along, now that used 360's have fallen under the 40k mark (and show no sign of stopping !)
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