Gransport MC Victory X 3

[Andyk]

I see currently there are 3 MC Victory’s for sale on AT which let’s face it is rare to see....but whar suprised me is the different in price....

Dicky‘s looks an absolute bargain compared to the other two...

Dicky’s - 2006 - 40k miles - Black - £47950
Giallo - 2006 - 45k miles - Blue - £59995
Nuvula - 2006 - 15k miles - Black - £64990

I get that the Nuvola car is very low miles but is it really worth paying 20k more for those low miles. The thing with these three as well is that they are all with respected specialists so would expect all to be great examples.....

If I was after one of these I would be banging on Dicky’s door pretty sharpish.

 

[Rspiller60]

Not a lot to add but I had a look around the blue one at Giallo whilst I was in for some advice on my GT - it is stunning in blue...

With the GT had those buckets too!

 

[Mr Spoon]

Thats a lot of cash for a car that's from the naughties.

 

[mjheathcote]

Thats a lot of cash for a car that's from the naughties.

It is, and most if they saw one on the street, if they weren't into Masers, wouldn't know it was any different to a normal GS, which they also wouldn't know much about either!

 

[Nayf]

Thats a lot of cash for a car that's from the naughties.

Just wait until you see the price of a 250 GTO from the 60s

 

[dickygrace]

Thats a lot of cash for a car that's from the naughties.

They’re a lot of car. Outstanding to drive.

 

[Nayf]

It is, and most if they saw one on the street, if they weren't into Masers, wouldn't know it was any different to a normal GS, which they also wouldn't know much about either!

That’s part of the appeal. For me at least…

 

[dickygrace]

Not a lot to add but I had a look around the blue one at Giallo whilst I was in for some advice on my GT - it is stunning in blue...

With the GT had those buckets too!

It’s a lovely car, I have sold it a couple of times, last in Jan 2020.

 

[dickygrace]

The Nuvola car is LHD too. I don’t mind the price of that, makes mine look even more of a bargain.

 

[mjheathcote]

It’s a lovely car, I have sold it a couple of times, last in Jan 2020.

Is there enough room room on the V5 for the number of previous owners? are we into double digits!

 

[Mr Spoon]

They’re a lot of car. Outstanding to drive.

I'll take your word for that. Most who will buy will pootle round and be too concerned with keeping it "low miles", lessening depreciation and protecting it than thrash it round some twisties

 

[dickygrace]

Is there enough room room on the V5 for the number of previous owners? are we into double digits!

It’s a 5 owner car in total, that’s pretty good at 15 years of age. I regularly see 6-7 on a 6 year old car.

 

[dickygrace]

I'll take your word for that. Most who will buy will pootle round and be too concerned with keeping it "low miles", lessening depreciation and protecting it than thrash it round some twisties

The last 3 keepers did exactly the opposite. Part of large collections so used seldom, but when they did use it, they drove it as it was intended on country roads.

 

[Andyk]

Arguably the MC Victory was also a betters drivers car than the 4.2 GT that replaced it.

 

[midlifecrisis]

JayEmm released a video touching on the psychology of having a low miler and not putting any miles on it. He hits the nail on the head.

 

[dickygrace]

Arguably the MC Victory was also a betters drivers car than the 4.2 GT that replaced it.

It’s a better ‘driver’s car’ than anything that followed it. An MC Shift or a Stradale are both great cars to drive but their mass prevents them from being as dynamic as a Gransport, let alone an MCV.

 

[dickygrace]

JayEmm released a video touching on the psychology of having a low miler and not putting any miles on it. He hits the nail on the head.

Watched that yesterday, I tend to agree with the vast majority of his opinions.

 

[Andyk]

It’s a better ‘driver’s car’ than anything that followed it. An MC Shift or a Stradale are both great cars to drive but their mass prevents them from being as dynamic as a Gransport, let alone an MCV.

Agree Dick…Love the GT and the Stradale is epic but that size is just huge and heavy. If you want a GT car then it’s perfect but if you want a car to hustle down your favourite twisty bits then the GS is a better bet.

 

[hashluck]

It’s a better ‘driver’s car’ than anything that followed it. An MC Shift or a Stradale are both great cars to drive but their mass prevents them from being as dynamic as a Gransport, let alone an MCV.

This

I am really struggling every time I think I should not have two Maserati (because it is just madness not because it breaks any rules or they are too similar but they are so different (and the MCV so different from the GS let alone the Strad).

 

[makeshiftUK]

This

I am really struggling every time I think I should not have two Maserati (because it is just madness not because it breaks any rules or they are too similar but they are so different (and the MCV so different from the GS let alone the Strad).

Having never driven an MCV (but recently developing a lust for its lashings of blue-weave carbon fibre addons), how does it differ dynamically to a ‘regular’ GS?