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I missed my last Specsavers appointment - couldn't find the place :( Did find a nice pair on Goggle Earth though, must be a nudist colony or something:

Birds with great plunge lines:

Beautiful.

Ye gods mlc, this is a Maserati forum so what makes you think anyone here has a pension fund?

Yes, the shareholders.

I insured a previous Mas with the Thatcham branch and was very impressed with them, but on a subsequent renewal (with no change of cover or circumstance) they declined to quote and passed me to a local branch which was about as much use as....... A-Plan is now running under the Howden banner...

I had my Assetto Corsa for nearly 4 years and loved it to bits, although I didn't share the comparisons you've enjoyed. Raw but great to drive, and the turbos are addictive to say the least. Independent support for 3200's is ok although parts availability can be painful as I'm sure your research...

Ah, the joys of modern technology. Sometimes simple is best, and I've seen a number of these in use recently:

Ewan's question was AM v Mas, but they will both lose a shed load of dosh in the first year or two, and as a privateer I wouldn't buy either of them when there are so many choices in the used market; although Bentley maintenance can be frightening I still keep looking at them but then - I'm old...

Neither. I'd have this https://auctions.hampsonauctions.com/auction/lot/lot-70---1989-bentley-continental-convertible/?lot=1645&so=0&st=&sto=0&au=24&ef=&et=&ic=False&sd=0&pp=96&pn=1&g=1 and if the budget allowed, this as well...

Of similar parentage

Are you taking the pith?

Something different for Range Rover lovers https://www.historics.co.uk/buying/auctions/2024-05-11/cars/ref-91-1994-range-rover-vogue-lse-43-v8-limousine-mrp/

Yes, they look after mine:

Orange car, car orange, clearly not a lemon:

https://girardo.com/car/1966-maserati-mistral-37-sypder/ As always, lovely stuff on their website.

Add to that the fact that cradle to grave lifecycle management is pants, and imho the industry is storing up a whole heap of trouble for the future.

I like classics and I like 428's, but I think with discretion being the better part of cowardice I'd probably go for DL's QP T and have a few £k in the war chest.

The subject car apparently sold quite quickly, but for anyone on the hunt DL has another: https://www.dicklovett.co.uk/specialist/used-cars/brand/maserati

No I'm not. Wishful thinking will get you nowhere. Sometimes I wonder about the folk on this forum,,,,,,,,,