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The Typhoon looks awesome - but too good to use as a "workhorse" ?
Interestingly I bought my Trophy Blue ZT-T three years ago as a stop gap and now I cannot see myself selling it unless something catastrophic happens. It performs so well as a workhorse and if anything, after going from 97k miles to 130k miles - the cdti lump just seems to get smoother and more responsive. |
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24th April 2017, 22:10 | #14 |
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its a beautiful car, but bet it will be out of my price range ,when you sell it
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