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GB £8,995
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Maserati Quattroporte V8 Evoluzione.
1999 Quattroporte IV 3.2 V8 evoluzione
Verdi Mexico with beige leather interior.
Specification includes automatic transmission, climate control, active ride suspension, alloy wheels.
First registered June 1999. Only 20,000 miles.
One previous owner. Marinello history. Taxed and MOTd.
Car located in the Elstree area.
For further details please contact me on 07836 500061 or 0208 2076800. |
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GB £5,000
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Maserati Quattroporte Ottocilindri.
Sadly, my 1998 3200 V8 manual, light metallic blue, black leather seated toy is being neglected and needs a better home.
Recent new engine following loss of oil disaster.
Small rust areas front bonnet and rear wings.
Caernarfon area.
For further details and photos please contact me on 07717 307140 or 01286 673331. |
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GB £6,000
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Maserati Ghibli Coupe 1994.
Black with grey upholstery.
42,000 miles.
Full service history.
Needs to be sold to fund new Maserati!
For further details please contact David on 01621 841841 or 07885 779299. |
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WARNING TO SELLERS
It has come to our attention that bogus buyers are contacting members via email, perporting to be interested in buying their cars.
These emails, mostly in broken English, offer to pay for the car without even seeing it. I understand that they often offer to send a cheque for a higher value than the car - say £30,000 for a £25,000 car. Thinking that they have sold their car, unsuspecting sellers are asked to send the bogus buyer a cheque for the difference which they can then cash within 3 or 4 days.
Unaware of what is going on, the seller will then find that the bogus buyer's cheque has bounced and this can often take up to three weeks or so one becomes aware. So the sellers are left without the car AND minus any monies forwarded to the buyer. There is also always the risk of a fake Banker's Draft which bounce.
Members may not be aware of this possible scam. It would be good to remind members that they should always insist on an electronic transfer of funds by BACS or CHAPS before parting with their beloved motors. |
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