Sarnie

FR Leon ?

If it is them: a) Walk away as they are reknowned a-holes. £15k is a bit rich imo c) a) Walk away as they are reknowned a-holes.

Defo go with the TO car then if it's in decent nick etc as you'll be getting virtually the same mileage but with the latest engine and Sat Nav. No brainer to me as long as the car stands up and you like it.

+1 Make sure you see it in the flesh first as its not really anything like the RS/Lambo orange. Its more of a pale, pastel orange...........

I've won the lottery today:

651 bhp sounds good

I am A-mazing at bowling

I even got sucked into this one for a few seconds:

It's as good a deal as you could have hoped for. Unfortunately you initially did the worst thing possible though, you didn't contact them when you wanted to cancel. I see it all the time; people decide they no longer want insurances, credit agreements, contracted payments etc and just cancel the direct debit. Big no no As you've found out, most companies are amenable when you approach them

OMG Mackadown Lidl

The ownership is the cheap part, it's the buying it in the first place that's the hard thing!

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No one mentioned aftermarket wheels

£10k for a shed????

I might be a wheel freak, but I find that wheels really date a car. I love the 355 but not a fan of the wheels. Most Ferrari's benefit massively from swapping to the next car up' wheels e.g 360 wheels on a 355, 430 wheels on a 360, Scud wheels on a 430 etc. When i look at these cars, in my mind I always think that if I was to buy one I'd have to add another £3k for wheels, about the same for a decatted Capristo/Tubi exhaust set up = £6k The original Gallardo wheels are so dated as well, I hated them and had to get the Callisto's straight away. Maybe I'm just a wheel freak though or am I turning into Martinmac???

Todays offering: How did they know???

Prefer it to the black one you posted up

FFS