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Replying to: bdeblanc (Jul 11, 2006 2:05 pm) If you can spare 2400 every 5-10k miles, you can afford the oil. Have you seen the Aston Martin Vantage? You are quite welcome,,,,,
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Replying to: murrayr (Jul 11, 2006 9:00 pm) I'm glad this message board is going on strong. I have a few questions and concerns. I own a 2005 Q and have only 4500 miles on it. Well, it's at the dealer now and they're telling me I need new tires on the rear. For godsake I only drive it on average 8 miles a day and with day to day speeds not exceeding 40 mph. What is going on here? Is there a better tire choice than whats on it stock? What have your dealers/service people told you about the tires? I've seen people complain about having to replace it at 8-12k miles. I would love to have that much mileage before needing replacement. I don't drive it hard and I don't do burnouts. Thank you all in advance, John B.
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Replying to: bdeblanc (Jul 11, 2006 2:05 pm) 6,000 mile service $659 18,000 miles service $1,086 31,000 miles ervice $1,794 1st year - $856 2nd year - $1,105 3rd year - $1,202 Example, you drive 6,000 miles in 1st year your cost would be $659 + $856. Hope this helps. |
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Replying to: laforzagop (Jul 12, 2006 2:51 pm)
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Replying to: vk00 (Jul 14, 2006 11:33 am) What type of tires come on the Q stock? Pirelli Rossos? I don't know because mine is in the shop. Also what other tires are good that will last longer for the 19" wheels? Thank you
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Even on very plain roads my QP is driving a little bit to the right. Everyone have the same problem and what will be the solution? Thanks, drwag |
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Replying to: laforzagop (Jul 14, 2006 1:08 pm) |
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Anyone purchased a QP within the last few weeks? Just test drove a Nero base sedan today - what a ride. Was considering the AM V8 coupe...no more. Curious to see what others have paid. The subvented lease program that Maserati is offering thru the end of the month was an attraction. MSRP $ 116,215 - they came down to $ 110,500. Should I be looking for more? Lease for 36 months/10K/yr (including tax) was around $ 2,100, with no money down and no security deposit. Spoke with a client who used to be a dealer in the 1980's Biturbo-era - said that there is around $ 25K markup in the car. My local dealer had 5 '06's and 2 '07's. DuoSelect is unbelievable - I figure it would take me about a month to drive it smoothly. I was surprised at the amount of low-end torque on the car. Any help on the price issue would be appreciated! I really want this car!!
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Replying to: jb7227 (Oct 24, 2006 4:05 pm) |
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| Boston area. I spoke with a client/dealer who told me at the auctions, he saw an average mileage (12-15k) 05 going for around 77K. 06's were around 80-83K. I believe the warranty is 4 yr/50, which makes getting an 05 or used 06 model not such a dicey proposition. Saving $30,000 in depreciation buying preowned could pay for more than a few repairs. Im going back and forth on it....do I get a new 06 for the "new" factor, or try to find one at auction. Obivously, buying new doesn't make sense from a financial standpoint, but to take a $25-30,000 haircut when you drive it off the lot (even when you can afford a $100K plus car) is unsettling. I'm not considering any other make/model. Any thoughts out there? | |
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