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And we all know who owns this 8-)

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Senna, your cars certainly do attract attention, which can only be a good thing.
An interesting read, especially the comments, I like your response RT, well written. Unsurprisingly PH is filled with Petrolheads and power is king, which is probably why the majority devalue the Z1, further proof that the UK is not a Z1 friendly market, which is bad news for the rest of us. However the cheaper cars do sell relatively quick from what I have seen.
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Jet wrote:Senna, your cars certainly do attract attention, which can only be a good thing.
An interesting read, especially the comments, I like your response RT, well written. Unsurprisingly PH is filled with Petrolheads and power is king, which is probably why the majority devalue the Z1, further proof that the UK is not a Z1 friendly market, which is bad news for the rest of us. However the cheaper cars do sell relatively quick from what I have seen.
Jet, as long as I am capable I will try to attract publicity for our little cars with the hope of increasing their desirability :D

Keep it up forum members!!!
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senna wrote:
Jet, as long as I am capable I will try to attract publicity for our little cars with the hope of increasing their desirability :D

Keep it up forum members!!!
Seriously?
Nah your bluffing. How much promoting, the kind that will agree to an article about one of your creations in Straight Six for example, that kind of thing? :wink:
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I like your balanced response RT, to the twaddle that most people write about these cars.

What a load of rubbish honestly! Most of that comes from Mr Clarkson, who said that the most interesting thing about the car was that you could see women's knickers when they got into it. Ok, that is an attraction, :D but I ask you!

For all of the rubbish you see written there you would have thought that this was a debate between Senna, Clark, Mansell and Vettel rather than a few blokes who drive Saxo's and Subaru's! OK that is a wild generalisation, but some people just don't get it.
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