Selling my C32 ///AMG
Even though I have really enjoyed the thrill of a //AMG, I am not staying with MB for my next sports car. I am considering Porsche 911, Aston Martin Vantage, or maybe a lotus Evora. It will be bought used to help off set the initial cost.
First the C32 needs to go!
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These cars will always be worth more to me.
I wanted to sell mine as well, but ended up keeping it and will be driving it to the ground. I am seeing a 996tt for me in the near future though (hopefully!)
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Last edited by SACAMG; Apr 18, 2012 at 10:36 AM.
After a long search for a replacement of my C32 ( I have been thinking of sports cars for 2 years). I made a decision to buy a Lotus Evora. See pic below
For the same price that I paid for the Lotus, I would have to had to buy a 4 year old 911, this car is almost new ( I bought is used with 280 miles). The 911 is a great car, and was a high contender for my next purchase, but the Lotus is a more pure driving experience than most other sports cars, including a 911, and that is what I was looking for in a sports car. Yes, it has a Toyota Camry engine, but I rather have that motor than a British limited run engine.
I know I can get parts like filters at the Toyota dealership if I chose, and the reliability is going to maintain its value and longevity. The lotus is a pure driver’s car, but the Evora has creature comforts like leather everywhere, blue tooth, navigation, back up camera , to name a few. Don't let the Toyota engine fool you. This car has been tuned by Lotus, therefore the throttle response in very sensitive, the car is very light, and the power is great, but braking and steering is nothing I have ever experienced on any car. It is absolutely astonishing.
So far, I found the build quality is very good. No problems so far. Trany and engine are working perfectly with each other, and no ratlles, iregular body panel gaps, and the electronics are all fine. Seats are very comfortable, the smell of leather is great too. The isses are limited rear visability out the back window, (forward visibilty is great), and there is not a dead peadle ( I place my left foot under the clutch to rest it). Back seats are only for luggage or people under 4 feet tall. I have not seen the GTE.
I test drove 3 different Aston Martin V8 Vantages. They too are amazing cars. Great power, luxury, and those lines of car are very sexy. These cars are priced just a little more than the Lotus, so I could have reched a little deeper in the pocket to get a 2006 o 2007 model. But i the end, I felt safer with a relitivly band new car with full warenty than a used, 5-6 years old car and posibly higher maintenice costs.
Believe me, it was a lot of going back and forth between 911, Aston, and Lotus. I feel I made the best choice for me.









