Pastures new..

nameless · 18th August 2018, 19:26

Well, after 3 years it looks like it's time to pass my zt-t on. 3 years plus is the longest I've ever kept a car which is testament to how good it's been but I'm an alfa man at heart so that's where I'm heading.
Although I've not been a big contributor to this site it has been an invaluable place to visit for help and information and I thank all those that have helped me.
Hopefully I'll find a buyer that will look after my zt-t as I have and will enjoy it as I have...
Thanks again

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P-Nut · 18th August 2018, 20:02

Looking to get something more reliable eh?

nameless · 18th August 2018, 20:35

ha ha , in fairness the zt has been more or less faultless and its still done less than 70k which helps i suppose, however i've had 14 alfas and they have never let me down. just like everything else all cars are only as good as the care its given

marinabrian · 19th August 2018, 02:43

I briefly owned as one of my "foreign cars" a late Alfa 33 Sportwagon.

Over a period of just one year, I had to change a clutch and that was it, nothing else broke at all, especially good as I recall the website for the 33 was called whatbroketoday.

I enjoyed owning and driving it, come to think of it, I wouldn't say no to either a 156 or 159 Sportwagon now

Best of luck with your new car, and enjoy

Brian

FLYING BANANA · 19th August 2018, 06:42

Don't be a stranger, pop in from time to time. You never know you may want another ZTT. Come back and tell us about the Alfa. But good luck for the future.

Darcydog · 19th August 2018, 08:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by P-Nut

Looking to get something more reliable eh?

Sarcy or what!!! 😃😃😃😃😃😃

18th August 2018, 19:26	#1
nameless Newbie MG ZT-T Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: west sussex Posts: 20 Thanks: 5 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Pastures new.. Well, after 3 years it looks like it's time to pass my zt-t on. 3 years plus is the longest I've ever kept a car which is testament to how good it's been but I'm an alfa man at heart so that's where I'm heading. Although I've not been a big contributor to this site it has been an invaluable place to visit for help and information and I thank all those that have helped me. Hopefully I'll find a buyer that will look after my zt-t as I have and will enjoy it as I have... Thanks again Sent from my SM-N915FY using Tapatalk

18th August 2018, 20:02	#2
P-Nut Gets stuck in MG ZT 190+ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: North Shields Posts: 561 Thanks: 143 Thanked 170 Times in 103 Posts	Looking to get something more reliable eh? __________________ Approved food eater

19th August 2018, 06:42	#5
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18th August 2018, 20:35	#3
nameless Newbie MG ZT-T Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: west sussex Posts: 20 Thanks: 5 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	ha ha , in fairness the zt has been more or less faultless and its still done less than 70k which helps i suppose, however i've had 14 alfas and they have never let me down. just like everything else all cars are only as good as the care its given

19th August 2018, 02:43	#4
marinabrian MG ZT Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne Posts: 20,151 Thanks: 3,565 Thanked 10,837 Times in 5,718 Posts	I briefly owned as one of my "foreign cars" a late Alfa 33 Sportwagon. Over a period of just one year, I had to change a clutch and that was it, nothing else broke at all, especially good as I recall the website for the 33 was called whatbroketoday. I enjoyed owning and driving it, come to think of it, I wouldn't say no to either a 156 or 159 Sportwagon now Best of luck with your new car, and enjoy Brian