I can only endorse everything you say about the modern Maserati. I bought a 4 year old 2007 Quadroporte with 40000 miles on the clock for £28k. Ferrari 4.2 litre Ferrari petrol engine and all the extras. It’s now got 111000 on the clock and it’s never let me down. People mutter about electrical problems - mines been left out on the street in all weathers including Scottish winters and never failed. A couple of new batteries required and new front discs/pads but that’s it. Find a good independent mechanic to service once a year and it’ll be completely reliable. And that engine …. 😘
A beauty! Someone will be very lucky to own it after you’ve looked after it so well. Never thought I’d say this about a car salesman but I’d trust everything you’ve said!
In my youth, I would have given my eye teeth for a Maserati!! Now I’m 67 years old and have wanted a campervan for years, I’m more excited by looking at campervans so that I have a choice!!
I agree with a chap in the hoodie 🤣, there is nothing going wrong with these Maseratis. I own this for 5 years and apart from a regular service there is nothing that has gone wrong really. Really love my Maserati
Really interesting to hear your comment about Pirelli Tyres. I owned an Audi R8 for 12 years and always put Pirelli P Zero tyres on it. When manoeuvring in and out of parking spaces it did that crabbing action with a horrible graunching noise and jumped about. The first time it happened I thought I was driving over a load of rubble.
The crabbing action is called the Ackerman effect and is a consequence of the suspension geometry. Cold tyres exacerbate, and there might be something about the Pirelli compound that makes it more noticeable, but it’s normal and nothing to worry about
Learn something everyday! 20 odd years ago I bought a 2 litre Alfa Gtv coupe and it did exactly that. It was on pretty tired Pirelli P Zero. I preferred Goodyear at the time, new tyres and it was fine. I had assumed it was simply the Pirelli being heavily worn.
Like others have suggested it’s Ackerman angle . It’s actually Anti-Ackerman that causes this effect. This is how formula 1 cars are set up and you can see it on TV where the outside wheel on a corner turns in more than the inside wheel. This is the opposite of what a normal road car is set up. To give a sporty turn in , manufacturers have set up their road cars with Anti-Ackerman . The trade of is at slow tight turns the outside wheel will now drag causing it to skip. This becomes more pronounced as tyre tread wears down and then closer it becomes to being a slick tyre. People end up putting new tyres on which solves the effect for a short while but it’s not for the reasons they think
I bought a 2 year old XK8 Convertible 24 years ago, apart from a manufacturer timing chain tensioner fault it was completely trouble free. It took me 10 years to part with it as I loved driving it from day one. I replaced it with a Hilux to transport my dogs about, it was horrid in comparison albeit also uber reliable.
Had my Ghibli diesel (2018) for just over a year now and I absolutely love it. 2nd best car I've ever owned. Changed the tyres to Michelin Pilot Sport 4S and it's a totally different animal. Never thought just changing the tyres would make such a difference. If in doubt, test drive it, but know if you do test drive it, you will buy it!
@@andymoore9977 Best handling car I've had is the Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce Ti. Unfortunately had to sell as getting too tight for the growing kids in the back. Driving the Giulia around winding country lanes at speed, immense handling, such a joy. Some day will go for the QV once the kids get their own cars. Plus in 3yrs of ownership, zero issues.
Thank you for showing us around your Ghibli. I would much prefer this over any BMW M-Sport. It's much more interesting, the engine sounds better, and the bodywork looks MILES better. Most importantly, it would be a lot easier to find a well-maintained and responsibly-owned Ghibli, too.
how times have changed. back in the early 80s I used to service an original Ghibli (AM115) at our garage when I was a teenager. few cars were as exotic or unreliable. it used to come in coughing and farting and leave sounding like a symphony roughly every 2 weeks.
Watching this video has been such a relief. I've always loved to have a maserati for years. Eventually i picked a 2016 Ghibli up last Saturday. I love it. But yesterday i drove it in the morning just after starting, not waiting for it to warm up. Less than 5 miles the red coolant light came up. I've had to top it twice yesterday. I topped it up last night and drove 26miles. I woke up this morning and the coolant was still full. Scary though, should i get the coolant checked out?
I do like the Maseratis and that is a beaut. Interesting to hear just how well you got on with yours, most reviews I've seen are of the oldest, highest mileage examples that have been abused.
We had a 2016 Ghibli S and ran it from 39k miles to 80k. Never a problem. Decent economy and superbly comfortable. Ours had the top spec leather which is important. Easy to live with and really reliable. The infotainment isn't the best but the soundtrack is......
I'm gettin you fella, all the stupid/sarcastic comments about buying this. Makes it easier for the sensible an passionate to buy cars. Nice work fella ;-)
Thanks david, I can be critical of vehicles but I only do that with knowledge / experience of working on them or driving them. Lots of misconceptions about a lot of cars today
Hi Lee great video as usual, I’m not being big headed but I’ve always had nice cars ie Mercedes, BMWs and Alfas…but the Maserati is absolutely beautiful and it is a lifetime achievement for me to actually own one.
Thanks for watching nervo, I like a Merc to be fair. Ran a CLS320 for a couple of years and then sold it to my dad who ran it for few more years. Great car
Nice car, never been in one personally, but it looks great in the blue too! I’ve owned lots of cars throughout y driving life and never really had issues with any of them (mechanical wise). But then I was obsessed (still am) about getting my car serviced regularly and just looking after the car. Some people treat their car as a tip and run them for years, it breaks down then they slag the car off! 😂
60 or so years ago, as a kid in junior school, I had a Maserati Dinky toy, the best playground racer I ever had - I've loved the name and the marque ever since. Lovely car sir, wish I had the readies!
Hello Lee Would you make a video about : reliable automatic cars you could buy ( 10k pound and under ) and talk about both gasoline and diesel options ?
Fantastic video, I’ve been waiting for a while for you to talk about your Maserati’s. I’ve had a trouble free Granturismo for the last four years. Every drive is sensational, never had any issues. It’s an exclusive club I’m happy to be part of.
Enjoyed watching this, thanks for sharing! Makes a change from watching a channel like Hoovies that keeps buying knackered editions (the v6 petrol) and complain about it, although the Levante he got ended up going well. Also totally hear you on the buying something different, I ended up with an Infiniti Q30 because its that bit rarer and different compared to the Merc GLA its based on. Reactions are always fun, those that know, know, lol and those that dont, their confusion is amusing to see. But again thanks for sharing this, always been Ghibi curious!
Thanks for your prompt reply, I recently had my 2014 Peugeot 508 2ltr tdi in for attention and was given a list of findings after diagnostics. The garage said I should take the car to an authorised Peugeot dealer to fully understand and attend to the findings as they didn't have full access. The garage is part of a large franchise and well equipped but not enough apparently which is disappointing, such is life.
Beautiful car... if I was in the position to buy another car and was looking at that price range then I would have yours because your honest and present it well and know your stuff.... hope someone snaps it up quick...its a great car
Great review Lee. Always had Italian cars and had few issues. Get a good one, do your research, search out the generic parts and they are fantastic value and great fun to drive. I really enjoy your pods.
Nice Motor Lee and as it's been looked after it shouldn't be any further problems ( DPF's? ) . I've been scarred as my neighbour had a 4200 cambricorsa (08 reg) which despite being well maintained threw up a different issue every month . He finally sold it to WBAC and cut his losses.
Brilliant video Lee, and I'm now sold on the car. Been looking at both the Ghibli and the Quattroporte for ages. The usual worries were forefront after some of the RUclips videos out there (have you seen the Doug Demuro review???). Thanks for putting my mind at rest.
Never knew Maserati did a diesel & i've been in the motor trade for years....but we never did high end car in that area. Another thing never knew Brabus was diesel till a mate picked me up in one when i was in Ibiza back in 2017. 😮Only one in ibiza at the time.
I have a 64 plate DV6 and park it outside my 'terraced house' - in Liverpool! Still there as no one truly understands what it is 😂 - just go for it, you'll be surprised.
Lee I get the same with alfa romeo I've had alot of cars in my time .but I've always had a big love of Italian cars mainly alfa .my giulia quadrifoglio is a dream to own and drive.but as I say people the 1st thing I get is reliability . Most of these people have never been near these cars Italian cars are amazing.
Very interesting take on the Maserati, which as you say have a very bad, perhaps undeservedly, reputation for reliability. It will be interesting to see if your new Maser will turn out to be as reliable as this Ghibli.
The levante is a totally different vehicle and rock solid. A better used vehicle value..as a mechanic and engine builder for 45 years I can't find fault in mine
Your total honesty and straight to the point facts are what drew me to the channel. I am not a rich man either, but I have started to enjoy my vehicles and before that I was a motorbike rider for over 15 years, so the car side has been on the cards for only seven years, but I have had quite a few cars in that time from the simple car such as a Ford focus, Mondeo, Audi A5 3.0D, Chrysler 300C 3.0D and now a Mazda6 2.2D and of course I have driven many more. At first, I was not interested in a car, but it has grown on me and I can appreciate them much more. Regards John
Thanks! I agree and love my ghibli diesel with a good remap 312hp. The hose you mentioned (min 17) from the intercooler/ intake did you order it from Chrysler? Regards from the Netherlands.
I’ve got one at the minute. The motoring press is a mess. These got slated yet, having owned Audi, Merc, multiple BMW as well as Porsches and Aston Martin’s this is a fine daily driver. Comfy, quick enough and just looks better than the other barges. So, don’t be a sheep, and enjoy these whilst you can.
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Great video! Thanks for sharing all the tips Mate 💪
No problem 👍
Bearing in mind the fact that you have owned and driven the car for so long, as someone who is in the trade, is a testament to the vehicle.
I can only endorse everything you say about the modern Maserati. I bought a 4 year old 2007 Quadroporte with 40000 miles on the clock for £28k. Ferrari 4.2 litre Ferrari petrol engine and all the extras. It’s now got 111000 on the clock and it’s never let me down. People mutter about electrical problems - mines been left out on the street in all weathers including Scottish winters and never failed. A couple of new batteries required and new front discs/pads but that’s it. Find a good independent mechanic to service once a year and it’ll be completely reliable. And that engine …. 😘
Thanks for making this honest review of this beautiful Maserati 🇮🇹👌🏻
A beauty! Someone will be very lucky to own it after you’ve looked after it so well. Never thought I’d say this about a car salesman but I’d trust everything you’ve said!
In my youth, I would have given my eye teeth for a Maserati!! Now I’m 67 years old and have wanted a campervan for years, I’m more excited by looking at campervans so that I have a choice!!
Lovely car indeed, I never would have thought it a diesel, sounds wonderful.
I agree with a chap in the hoodie 🤣, there is nothing going wrong with these Maseratis. I own this for 5 years and apart from a regular service there is nothing that has gone wrong really. Really love my Maserati
I heard it has heating and cooling problems as far as ac and heat. Would you say that’s true or not really?
Really interesting to hear your comment about Pirelli Tyres. I owned an Audi R8 for 12 years and always put Pirelli P Zero tyres on it. When manoeuvring in and out of parking spaces it did that crabbing action with a horrible graunching noise and jumped about. The first time it happened I thought I was driving over a load of rubble.
Exactly the same issue 👍
The crabbing action is called the Ackerman effect and is a consequence of the suspension geometry. Cold tyres exacerbate, and there might be something about the Pirelli compound that makes it more noticeable, but it’s normal and nothing to worry about
Learn something everyday! 20 odd years ago I bought a 2 litre Alfa Gtv coupe and it did exactly that. It was on pretty tired Pirelli P Zero. I preferred Goodyear at the time, new tyres and it was fine. I had assumed it was simply the Pirelli being heavily worn.
@ you can definitely feel it more when the front tyres are old.
Like others have suggested it’s Ackerman angle . It’s actually Anti-Ackerman that causes this effect. This is how formula 1 cars are set up and you can see it on TV where the outside wheel on a corner turns in more than the inside wheel. This is the opposite of what a normal road car is set up. To give a sporty turn in , manufacturers have set up their road cars with Anti-Ackerman . The trade of is at slow tight turns the outside wheel will now drag causing it to skip. This becomes more pronounced as tyre tread wears down and then closer it becomes to being a slick tyre. People end up putting new tyres on which solves the effect for a short while but it’s not for the reasons they think
Great video mate, thanks for all the detail on the car!
No problem 👍
I bought a 2 year old XK8 Convertible 24 years ago, apart from a manufacturer timing chain tensioner fault it was completely trouble free. It took me 10 years to part with it as I loved driving it from day one. I replaced it with a Hilux to transport my dogs about, it was horrid in comparison albeit also uber reliable.
How does this relate to a Maserati.....
The person who buys that car from you has bought the car of their life.
Everyone knows you love it.
Good review from a genuine owner, salesman aside.
The want is strong!
Had my Ghibli diesel (2018) for just over a year now and I absolutely love it. 2nd best car I've ever owned. Changed the tyres to Michelin Pilot Sport 4S and it's a totally different animal. Never thought just changing the tyres would make such a difference. If in doubt, test drive it, but know if you do test drive it, you will buy it!
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I have to ask.... what is the first best car you owned?
@@andymoore9977 Best handling car I've had is the Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce Ti. Unfortunately had to sell as getting too tight for the growing kids in the back. Driving the Giulia around winding country lanes at speed, immense handling, such a joy. Some day will go for the QV once the kids get their own cars. Plus in 3yrs of ownership, zero issues.
@@mtrashid70 Thanks for sharing.
Nice down to earth realistic video description - bet it’s sold within two weeks
Driving about in that Maserati with a hoodie on made you look as if you'd stolen it off a driveway. 😀
🤣
Given the review, he might very welll have discovered a modern day classic? 🤔
@@carukchannel Sell the engine and box from it for 5k and drop in an LS6 V8 on a 5 speed manual box ! 550BHP and a clutch !
Lovely car. Great to see you on Shifting Metal pod cast. I watch all the car channels.
Thank you for showing us around your Ghibli. I would much prefer this over any BMW M-Sport. It's much more interesting, the engine sounds better, and the bodywork looks MILES better. Most importantly, it would be a lot easier to find a well-maintained and responsibly-owned Ghibli, too.
thanks owen, yes would agree with that. To many bmw's that have been thrashed about with big miles on
I have had 3 of these and not one of them have missed a beat they are a great car
Great advice for a prospective Maserati purchaser, looks and sounds great, enjoy the Quattroporte👍
Lee. That was fab. Thanks. Trade to Trade. I knew none of this. I'll steer clear the petty if one is cheap
how times have changed. back in the early 80s I used to service an original Ghibli (AM115) at our garage when I was a teenager. few cars were as exotic or unreliable. it used to come in coughing and farting and leave sounding like a symphony roughly every 2 weeks.
👍🤣 yes they were not the best for reliability them original ghibli's
Watching this video has been such a relief. I've always loved to have a maserati for years. Eventually i picked a 2016 Ghibli up last Saturday. I love it.
But yesterday i drove it in the morning just after starting, not waiting for it to warm up.
Less than 5 miles the red coolant light came up.
I've had to top it twice yesterday. I topped it up last night and drove 26miles.
I woke up this morning and the coolant was still full.
Scary though, should i get the coolant checked out?
I do like the Maseratis and that is a beaut. Interesting to hear just how well you got on with yours, most reviews I've seen are of the oldest, highest mileage examples that have been abused.
great to watch Lee what a great car and deal your offering
We had a 2016 Ghibli S and ran it from 39k miles to 80k. Never a problem. Decent economy and superbly comfortable. Ours had the top spec leather which is important. Easy to live with and really reliable. The infotainment isn't the best but the soundtrack is......
great vid Lee and nice car, and your right if you say to any one you drive a Maserati they no its a bit special 👍
I'm gettin you fella, all the stupid/sarcastic comments about buying this. Makes it easier for the sensible an passionate to buy cars. Nice work fella ;-)
Thanks david, I can be critical of vehicles but I only do that with knowledge / experience of working on them or driving them. Lots of misconceptions about a lot of cars today
Excellent motor, village i live in Wakefield someone has a Black Ghibli & Gran Tourismo also a white Quattroporte in the village.
Hi Lee great video as usual, I’m not being big headed but I’ve always had nice cars ie Mercedes, BMWs and Alfas…but the Maserati is absolutely beautiful and it is a lifetime achievement for me to actually own one.
Thanks for watching nervo, I like a Merc to be fair. Ran a CLS320 for a couple of years and then sold it to my dad who ran it for few more years. Great car
Nice car, never been in one personally, but it looks great in the blue too! I’ve owned lots of cars throughout y driving life and never really had issues with any of them (mechanical wise). But then I was obsessed (still am) about getting my car serviced regularly and just looking after the car. Some people treat their car as a tip and run them for years, it breaks down then they slag the car off! 😂
💯 correct thanks 🎉😊
Love the content Lee , a real life car dealer , warts and all , keep it coming
60 or so years ago, as a kid in junior school, I had a Maserati Dinky toy, the best playground racer I ever had - I've loved the name and the marque ever since. Lovely car sir, wish I had the readies!
I assumed maintenance would break the bank Lee. It just shows how the main dealers treat loyal punters! 😜
They are by far the biggest rip of main agent going.
Thank you. I had not considered one before.
Mine is for sale atm if interested
First time here - (recommended by ShitingMetal). Good one - lots of great info. Liked and subscribed! 🇨🇦
Good video, always thought should I have a go with one. Definitely thinking about it now. 👍
Hello Lee
Would you make a video about : reliable automatic cars you could buy ( 10k pound and under ) and talk about both gasoline and diesel options ?
Lovely car, just buy what makes you happy. I saw a lovely Ferrari 330gts this morning, 1968? Made my day.
Now that's a car 330 gts
@ silver blue, surprised how tiny it was next to all the modern stuff.
Fantastic video, I’ve been waiting for a while for you to talk about your Maserati’s. I’ve had a trouble free Granturismo for the last four years. Every drive is sensational, never had any issues.
It’s an exclusive club I’m happy to be part of.
I am now in that club, running a 2014 GT Sport in blue. Love it but there are some bits from the ghibli I prefer 🤣👍
I was really tempted by one of these when I was after a new car 18 months ago but chickened out and got a BMW 330d instead.
It's a gorgeous car Lee and obviously well cared for. The next owner will surely be a happy bunny. 👌🏻
many thanks 👍👍
Enjoyed watching this, thanks for sharing! Makes a change from watching a channel like Hoovies that keeps buying knackered editions (the v6 petrol) and complain about it, although the Levante he got ended up going well.
Also totally hear you on the buying something different, I ended up with an Infiniti Q30 because its that bit rarer and different compared to the Merc GLA its based on. Reactions are always fun, those that know, know, lol and those that dont, their confusion is amusing to see.
But again thanks for sharing this, always been Ghibi curious!
Do us a favour Lee switch the badge onto the C1 or 107 🤗and shake my hand that's the only budget I can afford but I want a maserati lol haha
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Lee, what a great video, it's so tempting, not one I would ever have considered in the past. Hmm, food for thought.. Many thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful car Lee you have excellent taste! 👍
Thank you! 👍
100% agree.....go on you know you want one! PS Lovely colour!
Thanks for your prompt reply, I recently had my 2014 Peugeot 508 2ltr tdi in for attention
and was given a list of findings after diagnostics. The garage said I should take the car to an authorised Peugeot dealer to fully understand and attend to the findings as they didn't have full access. The garage is part of a large franchise and well equipped but not enough apparently which is disappointing, such is life.
Lovely blue colour.... A higher maintenance vehicle but for those that have a bit of money kept aside it should be fine...
The diesel sounds great...
Another fantastic video and an insight in the modern Maserati.
Beautiful car... if I was in the position to buy another car and was looking at that price range then I would have yours because your honest and present it well and know your stuff.... hope someone snaps it up quick...its a great car
I just watched a 30min advert lol.
Good work fella.
Beautiful car,I have an S500 coupe but if I was thinking of swapping you have just convinced me that this is an option 👍
Great video Lee👍🏻 lovely looking car
You would make a good used car salesman with a presentation like that Lee! Well done 5 stars as usual
Thanks 👍
Get car Lee. Best of luck with the sale
Great review Lee. Always had Italian cars and had few issues. Get a good one, do your research, search out the generic parts and they are fantastic value and great fun to drive. I really enjoy your pods.
Nice Motor Lee and as it's been looked after it shouldn't be any further problems ( DPF's? ) . I've been scarred as my neighbour had a 4200 cambricorsa (08 reg) which despite being well maintained threw up a different issue every month . He finally sold it to WBAC and cut his losses.
Yes them old breed Maserati's are trouble. This has never even had a dpf light on, its been fantastic. Very different build car from 2012 onwards.
most decent review.
Brilliant video Lee, and I'm now sold on the car. Been looking at both the Ghibli and the Quattroporte for ages. The usual worries were forefront after some of the RUclips videos out there (have you seen the Doug Demuro review???).
Thanks for putting my mind at rest.
Never knew Maserati did a diesel & i've been in the motor trade for years....but we never did high end car in that area. Another thing never knew Brabus was diesel till a mate picked me up in one when i was in Ibiza back in 2017. 😮Only one in ibiza at the time.
Keep up the graft on youtube enjoy watching your videos 👌 😉
Thanks 👍
Lovely looking Car thanks ❤🎉😊
What a nice car Lee…..I feel the same about my Polo which I’ve owed for 5 years…. If I had the cash I’d think about it…😉
That is a beautiful car and colour. Hope it sells soon for you. Maserati for Golf money? I am surprised it is still for sale. Nice one.
superb honest video
Great video, thanks Lee.
I would buy it.. No problem. But parking it outside of my terraced house. Would be a No No, See you in the next one. 👍👍
I have a 64 plate DV6 and park it outside my 'terraced house' - in Liverpool! Still there as no one truly understands what it is 😂 - just go for it, you'll be surprised.
Lee I get the same with alfa romeo I've had alot of cars in my time .but I've always had a big love of Italian cars mainly alfa .my giulia quadrifoglio is a dream to own and drive.but as I say people the 1st thing I get is reliability . Most of these people have never been near these cars Italian cars are amazing.
Thanks ian
Very interesting take on the Maserati, which as you say have a very bad, perhaps undeservedly, reputation for reliability. It will be interesting to see if your new Maser will turn out to be as reliable as this Ghibli.
The levante is a totally different vehicle and rock solid. A better used vehicle value..as a mechanic and engine builder for 45 years I can't find fault in mine
Driven one and its very nice the levante, did try get the wife in one but no joy.
Uniroyal. 'The Rain Tyre'.
Also called shark skins now by the youth 🤣👍
Great looking motor. I’d need to sell my 2012 530d first though!
It's off a FIAT PANDA! Love it!
Your total honesty and straight to the point facts are what drew me to the channel. I am not a rich man either, but I have started to enjoy my vehicles and before that I was a motorbike rider for over 15 years, so the car side has been on the cards for only seven years, but I have had quite a few cars in that time from the simple car such as a Ford focus, Mondeo, Audi A5 3.0D, Chrysler 300C 3.0D and now a Mazda6 2.2D and of course I have driven many more. At first, I was not interested in a car, but it has grown on me and I can appreciate them much more. Regards John
Thanks for watching my content john (y)
Always loved the cut of them.
Lovely motor Lee.
Beautiful car I would love to own one someday what is your next personal motor going to be you will find it hard to match this 😮👍
Maserati gran turismo I replaced it with
We need a review on the stunning gran turismo. Looks 10/10 fella.
Maybe in a few months, took me 2 years to review this one 🤣
Looks lovely car that Lee.
Many thanks
Such beautiful cars. Would just love to have a quick run around a race track. Too expensive for upkeep.
Stunning Italian stallion 😉🤝
many thanks
Such a nice looking car. Lovely.
This is a very nice car, I really like the colour ❤.
Many thanks katie
Such a lovely car, one day maybe, about £13k short currently ;)
Great review, I would buy it unfortunately I live in Australia
That is a lovely car Lee
I'm aware of two people that drive them, You! and Jamie Oliver
Could you drop the links to where you buy the service parts down below.
Great review & a great car 👍
Thanks! 👍
Thanks! I agree and love my ghibli diesel with a good remap 312hp.
The hose you mentioned (min 17) from the intercooler/ intake did you order it from Chrysler?
Regards from the Netherlands.
Great looking car.
Well that just proved to me I knew Foxtrot Alpha about Mazzers
What a superb motor if I had the money it would be sold
It's a very good looking car
A very good car reviewer I reckon.
I’ve got one at the minute. The motoring press is a mess. These got slated yet, having owned Audi, Merc, multiple BMW as well as Porsches and Aston Martin’s this is a fine daily driver. Comfy, quick enough and just looks better than the other barges. So, don’t be a sheep, and enjoy these whilst you can.
I've owned two Ghiblis both diesel with NO ISSUES. Beautiful car and is a real conversation piece in Waitrose's car park 🤣🤣
Hi Lee a very nice motor,60k miles in 10 year's is nothing mate,especially if you have documented service history on it.
Yes I stamped it up myself with all the parts recorded. Prior to me it was full main dealer history.
That's a beautiful car Lee i had better stick with my Octavia 😅