Selling our RS 3

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• Nov 18, 2014

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We recently purchased a 3.2 TT as a daily driver and as a result the RS spends all its time in the garage unused so I'm thinking maybe it's time to sell it.

It's a shame as it's been a pleasure to own, but it's just not getting used.

 

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• Nov 18, 2014

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Veneeringman said:

We recently purchased a 3.2 TT as a daily driver and as a result the RS spends all its time in the garage unused so I'm thinking maybe it's time to sell it.

It's a shame as it's been a pleasure to own, but it's just not getting used.

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You've now got me feeling very, very, guilty...

 

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• Nov 18, 2014

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• Nov 18, 2014

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surely that the wrong way round?! seel the TT & keep the RS

 

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• Nov 18, 2014

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The TT is a necessary tool that doesn't get noticed as the other half changed jobs and the 'area' she goes to work in shall we say isn't RS 3 friendly!!

 

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• Nov 18, 2014

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The only downside with selling private is having to weed out any genuine buyers from time wasters and con men.

 

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• Nov 18, 2014

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Interesting that you find the TT lower profile than the RS!

I'm genuinely surprised.

 

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• Nov 18, 2014

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A MK 1 TT attracts NO attention and with the badges off no one knows what it is.

 

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• Nov 18, 2014

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What bits you selling lol

 

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• Nov 19, 2014

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A MK 1 TT attracts NO attention and with the badges off no one knows what it is.

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Ah, Mk1. That makes more sense.

 

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dbm said:

Ah, Mk1. That makes more sense.

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I'm with dbm and veneeringman; the Mk1 3.2TT is an extreamly good motor car.

I miss ours...

 

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• Nov 19, 2014

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3 cars now that's just greedy lol

 

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• Nov 24, 2014

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Veneeringman said:

A MK 1 TT attracts NO attention and with the badges off no one knows what it is.

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You must live in deepest darkest Peru for no-one to not notice a de-badged MK1 TT. Either that or you are surrounded by sheep or Old People's Homes.... Ah... Sounds a bit like Southend-on-Sea!

 

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• Nov 25, 2014

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The whole 'point' of having the mk1 TT is I don't have to worry about the other half being threatened for it on a cold dark night when she finishes work or having the bucket seats stolen.

Can't see why someone would threaten her for a nine year old TT.

 

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