Nero / Nero MCV.
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OzzieAl
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Well done mondie over time you will feel the soul these cars have and it will just keep drawing you in your love affair with maserati is only just beginning ..... I would be surprised if you ever went back to a 911
Ozzie
Yes she looks awesome and so different to anything else you could drive Enjoy ......
Ozzie
Yes she looks awesome and so different to anything else you could drive Enjoy ......
mondie
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I drove London - Tebay which probably took about 5hrs. Stayed in a lovely 16th century Inn there and then the next day drove another 4-1/2 hrs with a stopover in Stirling to see a client. A memorable trip for sure. Pic below is form Tebay.
Never even owned a 911 Ozzie, was all set to buy one and got distracted by Maserati and that was the end of that. Lusted after a 911 for 20yrs and when I could finally buy one, didn't
Never even owned a 911 Ozzie, was all set to buy one and got distracted by Maserati and that was the end of that. Lusted after a 911 for 20yrs and when I could finally buy one, didn't
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Old school friend lusted after a 911 for 30 years, at School it was Porsche that, Porsche this etc.
Then this summer he bought a secondhand 997 Carrera 2S...only kept it 6 weeks...and lost 5 grand when he sold it after the 6 weeks!
Then this summer he bought a secondhand 997 Carrera 2S...only kept it 6 weeks...and lost 5 grand when he sold it after the 6 weeks!
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Mondie, that is one great looking car. Looks particularly good parked outside a pub.
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Woody
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Gah! I'm half toying with going to view a car thats in Aberdeen but its a trauma to get there! A lift in an MCV would have done though
Lovely looking car, much nicer to see it in those surrounds than the busy streets of London.
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Yeah, I'm starting to think the same, Dem.
Love the GTS adam as matt will tell you i love it everytime im with him i cant stop talking bout it but for me (and the budget) an MCV is a keeper also.....
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I'm smitten with mine, Dem. It was a stretch to buy it and I was concerned that I'd regret the decision - no chance! I'll be selling the children before the car goes (they think that's fair... I have a couple of budding petrol-heads). But there's something about the MCV which really grabs me. Maybe it's the slightly lower ride height? Not sure. I'm hoping that Miles will let me have a good look at his up at Rockingham tomorrow.
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D@mn! We're out for the day with some friends on Sunday, Dem. Would have been great. (I went to school in Tiptree... feels like a long time ago.)
mondie
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Having never owned a Porsche and only 10 mins total experience in a 911TT so I can only rate the car for what it is, and in a word it's intoxicating. I have been taken by surprise at how raw and involving it is to drive, how low it is and just how much I love staring at it. I doubt I would have said all of that about a 911TT.
It does, I should have taken more time to move the car and get some better pics. That was just a quick snapshot as I couldn't wait to fire her up and get on the road that morning.
Gah! I'm half toying with going to view a car thats in Aberdeen but its a trauma to get there! A lift in an MCV would have done though
Lovely looking car, much nicer to see it in those surrounds than the busy streets of London.
Would have been nice to have company Woody. What is the car up in our parts? There was a GS for sale here last time I looked
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mondie
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Nothing 'special', family car.... but its a rare spec so I may have to travel for it! Only been looking a couple of weeks but of the three I've found, two have been in Scotland! (the other, 134 miles away, wasnt tidy enough when I went to see it)