Another good review
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A nice read 
Yeah we brought well hey 
Well spotted Andy,very nice and reassuring to read 
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Yup, good link mate. Stolen from FB.Well spotted Andy,very nice and reassuring to read
The headline stat is interesting if I read it correctly. 16k out of 21k cars are still registered. c75% of all those registered still on the road. That's a big percentage for 15+ year old cars.
Great number in one way but it's going to be difficult to make serious money except from selected rarer models I would have thought.
Great number in one way but it's going to be difficult to make serious money except from selected rarer models I would have thought.
Too right Ian, we need more Spurs fans in coupes ..............................................
Tony.
Pity they didn't get their facts right re ; models as there where post facelift 2.8 s as well, not to mention the lack of information about the difference between the 118 bhp and 140 bhp four pots.
In my humble opinion, the 140 bhp four is the nicest car to drive.Not as fast as the 2.2 upwards,but better balance.
In my humble opinion, the 140 bhp four is the nicest car to drive.Not as fast as the 2.2 upwards,but better balance.
Ohh according to that , I'm sitting pretty with a pre facelift 2.8 individual,but who knows prices are all over the place at present, good job I'm not planing to sell anyway
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Nice find Andy and reassuring to boot. Still think the Z is underrated though, never mind the classic status forthcoming. People just aren't aware how nice a drive they really are. Their loss.
RHA,Roy.
Their loss.RHA,Roy.
Indeed Roy. Many a journalist eating humble pie 20 yeas down the line. Some cars are timeless, the Z3 is just that.Nice find Andy and reassuring to boot. Still think the Z is underrated though, never mind the classic status forthcoming. People just aren't aware how nice a drive they really are.
RHA,Roy.