R55 Considering jumping ship
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Considering jumping ship
I have loved owning my hot chocolate/hot chocolate clubman for almost 3 months and 4700 miles, but I think it has lost its charm.
Does anyone know of someone that would be interested in a launch clubman that has only been driven by myself, the truck driver when unloading, and the tech who PDI'ed it?
I am not looking to prospect the car or anything on here...I just know that I would take a bath trading this car in to the dealer.
PM me if you, or someone you know would be interested.
Does anyone know of someone that would be interested in a launch clubman that has only been driven by myself, the truck driver when unloading, and the tech who PDI'ed it?
I am not looking to prospect the car or anything on here...I just know that I would take a bath trading this car in to the dealer.
PM me if you, or someone you know would be interested.
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paulkountz, it's better to jump ship now than to put more undesirable miles on your Clubbie. So far, everything has been working great with no problems at all. I like the looks, handling, overall quality, and mpg, and there are no other new cars out there that do what I want until the Crossman comes out. Good luck with the sale.
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An additional post made with a bit more details: https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...67#post2190567
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Well to be honest, I have had a few incredible events happen in my life:
1) The girlfriend has committed to moving in.
2) I have an contract on my condo and am finalizing a contract on a new home.
3) The Maserati Coupe of my dreams finally went on the market for a price I cannot refuse.
Because of all of these big changes that have come about, I am going to sell the clubman and buy some sort of easy cruising car for all of the highway miles that I put on cars. I feel as though it would be a shame to put 20k a year on this Maserati--it is in THAT good of shape.
Hopefully this was not too much information to divulge on the forum, but I truly have a respect for these cars--they have a personality that cannot be replicated in any other make. That being said, I feel as though given my current set of responsibilities/consumer preferences--it is best to sell the car while I have not put so many miles on it that it is simply not marketable to the average mini buyer.
1) The girlfriend has committed to moving in.
2) I have an contract on my condo and am finalizing a contract on a new home.
3) The Maserati Coupe of my dreams finally went on the market for a price I cannot refuse.
Because of all of these big changes that have come about, I am going to sell the clubman and buy some sort of easy cruising car for all of the highway miles that I put on cars. I feel as though it would be a shame to put 20k a year on this Maserati--it is in THAT good of shape.
Hopefully this was not too much information to divulge on the forum, but I truly have a respect for these cars--they have a personality that cannot be replicated in any other make. That being said, I feel as though given my current set of responsibilities/consumer preferences--it is best to sell the car while I have not put so many miles on it that it is simply not marketable to the average mini buyer.
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