Help me..

[Rutkowski]

Originally Posted by DazBlackCSL

Im having selling thoughts for the first time ever, and if I jump, can not really justify both,,,

these pesky things are doing it for me

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2367564.htm

what's all this 'CSL forever' then, Daz?!! it makes me want to stay with my standard / modified M3!!

[DIB17]

I have been looking at V8 Vantages as well. So much for your money but a completely different experience to a CSL. I have yet to drive one yet though as I'm scared I will want one right now! I drive my CSL everyday - do 8K per year for the last 3 years and find it fine as a daily driver. I have always loved Aston's and will definitley own one one day but I just know it won't feel like a special drivers car like the CSL and also at 29 I think I'm a bit young to be driving an Aston just yet!

[s.mac]

nice looking thing Daz
very Knightsbridge

[Bounce]

Originally Posted by s.mac

nice looking thing Daz
very Knightsbridge

[AlexGTT]

Daz, nice car but think carefully and have a good long test drive. A mate of mine had a V8 Vantage and the novelty wore off very quickly. He found it dynamically flawed and although he was much more critical of the car than I was, I could see his point after several drives myself.

Fabulous to look at but I think you'll be out of it before very long.

I think you should be thinking GT3.

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2439165.htm All the comfort toys as well.

[s.mac]

I agree with Alex mate

[monkeycsl]

Mines a keeper nothing will do what the csl does for the money and rarity and depreciation lessness (made that word up) Loved it when it first came out still loving it,maybe a little too much,wheres my polish gone.

[Pip1968]

Originally Posted by AlexGTT

Daz, nice car but think carefully and have a good long test drive. A mate of mine had a V8 Vantage and the novelty wore off very quickly. He found it dynamically flawed and although he was much more critical of the car than I was, I could see his point after several drives myself.

Fabulous to look at but I think you'll be out of it before very long.

I think you should be thinking GT3.

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2439165.htm All the comfort toys as well.

No, no, no a 'comfort spec' GT3.... at least go for the sporty one with bucket seats and roll cage trackmeister or not. If I was you I would buy the Aston as a second car that way until you are fully into the "I am a retired 'loadsamoney' who plays a lot of golf" you can always switch back. After all where are you going to find another one as nice as yours?

Pip

[AlexGTT]

Originally Posted by Pip1968

No, no, no a 'comfort spec' GT3.... at least go for the sporty one with bucket seats and roll cage trackmeister or not. If I was you I would buy the Aston as a second car that way until you are fully into the "I am a retired 'loadsamoney' who plays a lot of golf" you can always switch back. After all where are you going to find another one as nice as yours?

Pip

Not for me. If I was going GT3 it would be full on, stripped spec.

But, I know what Daz wants.

[glendog74]

Originally Posted by AlexGTT

I think you should be thinking GT3.

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2439165.htm All the comfort toys as well.

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