Sold the "F" Type
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Sold the "F" Type
Well I sold my beautiful sapphire blue F type. A basic car with only 1900 miles on it. I will miss the car as I still think it is a beautiful design and a fun car to drive!
Why did I do it? Well, we saw a McLaren in London a few months ago and just loved the looks. I finally went and drove the MP4 12 C a few weeks ago and I was sold. We bought a 2014 last week and even after a very fair negotiation they still stepped up on the F.
Happy to of owned the F and happy to welcome the McLaren to our home!
Thanks to all for your help and my learning curve on the beautiful F type!
Why did I do it? Well, we saw a McLaren in London a few months ago and just loved the looks. I finally went and drove the MP4 12 C a few weeks ago and I was sold. We bought a 2014 last week and even after a very fair negotiation they still stepped up on the F.
Happy to of owned the F and happy to welcome the McLaren to our home!
Thanks to all for your help and my learning curve on the beautiful F type!
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Well I sold my beautiful sapphire blue F type. A basic car with only 1900 miles on it. I will miss the car as I still think it is a beautiful design and a fun car to drive!
Why did I do it? Well, we saw a McLaren in London a few months ago and just loved the looks. I finally went and drove the MP4 12 C a few weeks ago and I was sold. We bought a 2014 last week and even after a very fair negotiation they still stepped up on the F.
Happy to of owned the F and happy to welcome the McLaren to our home!
Thanks to all for your help and my learning curve on the beautiful F type!
Why did I do it? Well, we saw a McLaren in London a few months ago and just loved the looks. I finally went and drove the MP4 12 C a few weeks ago and I was sold. We bought a 2014 last week and even after a very fair negotiation they still stepped up on the F.
Happy to of owned the F and happy to welcome the McLaren to our home!
Thanks to all for your help and my learning curve on the beautiful F type!
I cross shopped the MP4 12C before I decided on the F-Type. The McLaren is a great car, but I wanted something I could use as a daily driver if I wanted to do so, and the McLaren just wasn't it. I would have bought it for a weekend and special occasions car in a heartbeat!
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I cross shopped the MP4 12C before I decided on the F-Type. The McLaren is a great car, but I wanted something I could use as a daily driver if I wanted to do so, and the McLaren just wasn't it. I would have bought it for a weekend and special occasions car in a heartbeat!
When the option comes for me to buy an exotic, I'll be leaning towards the Porsche 918 anyway.
Last edited by Merlin; 07-29-2015 at 11:26 AM.
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The McLaren sits very low, and has a carbon fiber tub. It also doesn't have the warranty that the F-Type has. I wouldn't want to put the miles on it.
The doors can be a little difficult to open and close in a tight spot, and just getting out of the vehicle is more difficult than the F-Type.
Last edited by TXJagR; 07-30-2015 at 01:56 PM.
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The McLaren sits very low, and has a carbon fiber tub. It also doesn't have the warranty that the F-Type has. I wouldn't want to put the miles on it.
The doors can be a little difficult to open and close in a tight spot, and just getting out of the vehicle is more difficult that the F-Type.
The doors can be a little difficult to open and close in a tight spot, and just getting out of the vehicle is more difficult that the F-Type.
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Use as a DD probably depends on your area and commute. I notice you are in San Clemente, my sister lives in SC right now. South OC has pretty smooth roads, plenty of parking, etc. I can see using a Ferrari/McLaren/etc. as a DD. Not that big of a deal. But in SF, the roads are rough, full of potholes, etc. Street parking is very tight. And if you go for garage parking some structures have really steep driveways that will constantly scrap the car. Still doable as a DD, but at that point probably just easier, more comfortable to pickup another car to deal with all these issues. I love driving the Mini around SF because I'm able to park everywhere, fit in the tightest spots! Still on the bucket list though, getting a car with unconventional doors!
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