Mcgrath maserati

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JimT

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Didn't really say but I guess it's their business. Just said they bno longerchad the capacity to work on them.
 
gb-gta

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Maybe it Maserati wanting to charge them a bazillion pounds for the use of the up to date diagnostic kit that allows them to work on the more modern stuff?
 
CatmanV2

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JimT said:
Does anyone know why Mcgrath maserati have stop doing granturismo's?
Real shame!
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When I had mine, the didn't do them then. Did they ever actually start?

I recall having a bit of a frank exchange of views as they had one on their home page FFS

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mowlas

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I was put off using McGrath for my QP as they charged an initial inspection fee for any new cars they hadn’t seen before. That’s before any work was done. Found this an odd approach. Not sure if they still do that.
 
conaero

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They were always classics only up to the 3200 then about 10 years ago started doing GT and QP, probably 4200 too.

I assume, being more geared to classics and less technical in wiring and ecu’s have decided to revert back to type.
 
mjheathcote

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It's a bit like Italia Autosports near me.
Classic Ferrari, with no sd2.
Problem is many owners of the classics have collections, and not being able to run diagnostics on anything in the last 25 years is limiting.
They where looking at alternatives to the sd2 a year ago when I last called around.
 
Rex B

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They were doing GTs when l had my car serviced there in July but they were very busy so it may be that with the all the bi turbos, 3200, 4200 and QPs they are just to busy.
 
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