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UK’s Premier Car Dealership Sells Track-Focused Car for Record-Breaking Price!
[Location], UK – In a shocking turn of events, [Dealership Name], the UK’s top car dealership, has sold a track-focused car for a record-breaking price of £250,000 (approximately $330,000 USD). The sale is believed to be the highest price paid for a car of its kind in the UK.
The car, a [Make and Model], is a limited edition track-focused vehicle designed for high-performance driving. It boasts a powerful [Engine Type] engine, producing [Horsepower] horsepower and [Torque] lb-ft of torque. The car’s impressive performance is matched by its sleek and aerodynamic design, making it a favorite among racing enthusiasts.
According to sources close to the deal, the buyer, a wealthy collector, has been searching for the perfect track-focused car for months. The [Make and Model] fit the bill, and the buyer was willing to pay top dollar to get their hands on it.
"We’re thrilled to have sold this incredible car to a discerning collector," said [Dealership Representative]. "The [Make and Model] is a true driving machine, and we knew it would appeal to the right buyer. We’re confident that this sale sets a new benchmark for the UK car market."
This sale is a testament to the growing demand for high-performance cars in the UK. As the country’s racing scene continues to thrive, collectors and enthusiasts are willing to pay top dollar for the best cars on the market.
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So, having had a few bad experiences with mechanics, and cosmetic damage to my car, the love relationship has kinda died off and I’m thinking about moving on.
Is there a market for slightly visually compromised but mechanically perfect track cars?
Mine is as follows:
2009 – 59 plate NC2 / mk3.5 sport tech
50k miles
Full record of servicing, dealer and then Independent / diy with receipts
Car has had everying it always wanted to stay heathy and has had a few upgrades:
-meister R clubrace coilovers
-h&r adjustable anti roll bars
-pro track one racing wheels with Nankang AR1
-original 17” alloys with p zero on them
-pbs pro race pads
-motul rbf 660 fluid.
-IL motorsports chassis braces
-sound tube delete
-cobalt back box
-new Bosch battery
-new front lower arms and all bolts renewed
All fluids have been fully replaced in the last month, with fresh oil, filter, brake fluid, and gearbox / differential fluid.
Spec also includes:
-leather heated seats
-retrimmed flat bottomed steering wheel from royal wheels
-CarPlay touchscreen head unit
-Bose speaker system
-IL motorsport gear knob
So what’s the bad news?
Well the front bumper is cracked. It had a small incident at track side, and I replaced the headlight, fog light, trim, etc with new parts, but never got around to fixing the bumper.
At its last visit to mechanics, they managed to crease the rear bumper!! And there’s a few small rust spots starting to appear.
But… and it’s a big but. It’s gone through it last two MOT’s without a single advisory, the engine is utterly bomb proof and runs like a champ.
So, do we think it’s sellable and if so… for what?
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https://youtu.be/B-KhdhNEchY?si=e-SWRKlMMEVfu_h4
Some footage of the car in its element. Getting a 1:14 out of a standard power NC around Blyton is quite good going, and a testament to how well set up this thing is.
So while I know I can never get back what has been spent on it. This car has had literally thousands of pounds getting it to the machine it is today.
Oh forgot to mention, it also had two brand new rear calipers fitted last year and the front ones cleaned up and new bleed nipples fitted.
If someone can live with the looks, it wants for nothing mechanically.