It was advertised at £44,995. 2004, 35th Anniversary spec, but a bit Girly for my taste - soft blue metallic with cream interior.
8,700 miles.
Not only is this £10k above equivalent Roadster money, but it's close to new Roadster money - which means a better balanced car with significantly more power.
So why would somebody pay such top dollar? I smell "investment" in action. Lifes sold a similar car last month - similar price.
Only the late ones are up there though.
Techniques have a pale green metallic 2000, again with the cream interior (sorry but Yuk!) and this one is sticking at £30k. If I was in the market now I'd be looking at that one. The only problem with pale green metallic is matching a decent interior colour, because I couldn't live with cream.
