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2 pointsAndy, I nearly bought an MR2 mk3 a few years back, but the boot was such a joke I went for the more practical option of a Lotus Elise! Most small sports cars seem to be bought as second cars where boot space isn't absolutely critical, but it'll be interesting to see how the F Type does once the inital launch frenzy has died down as the boot in that is a whole new level of tiny. Anyway, where there's a will there's a way...
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1 pointHi guys We've just had a read through this thread. We do in fact cover Category D vehicles. The only thing you'll find different to booking a warranty on one of your vehicles that isn't Cat D is that we reduce the repair limit by 25%. So say the Cat D car you are selling is £10,000, the maximum repair limit for that particular car would be £7,500. Hope this all makes sense! Thanks, Warrantywise
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1 pointEscort RS Cosworth all day for me. It was a car that was on my bedroom wall when I grew up. They're mostly under £20k now but I'm convinced they're a solid investment. Should put my money where my mouth is really...
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1 pointThere was one on Ebay a few weeks back, It had been put in storage and hadn't turned a wheel in 12 years, was in excellent condition externally and inside, but seller couldn't vouch for the engine as it hadn't been started in so long... wanted £17k !
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1 pointIf they made the boots bigger we wouldn't see the idiots coming back from Ikea with the roof down and a coffee table hanging out if it!!
