I think the wider track might have something to do with it

 

its only 10mm on the rear

 

My point exactly.

 

the interior is far better though and i think the arch extensions add to a more agressive look.

 

Fair point but I think ad of saved some money and got an older one but as long as the buyer is happy that's all that counts :-D

 

£6.5K is a decent price to pay for a widetrack blob, especially from a dealer.

DCCD isn't the be all and end all of things, you know.

 

i agree, i dont like dccd, bloody things nearly killed me back in my classic days

 

The Dccd-A makes quite a big difference in the way it handles IMO when giving it a bit on the open road

For the price you`ve got a decent motor by the sounds of it

 

Ok, I could have probably saved £500-£700 if I'd bought a car that's 2 years older, but, I'd have had a 2 year older car and not as nice a place to sit. Since I do 20k a year, I like to be in a nice place.

The reason I didn't go for an older car is because of the fact that they're older, it's been outside and corroded for another two years, plus the widetracks just look nicer

 

That's what am saying man :-/