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Greets to everyone - I am a former 207 owner (and 207OC forums-dweller), having traded my 207 Sport Ceilo model in for an RCZ today. I was probably very lucky with this, as it only took two weeks from the time I thought about buying an RCZ to actually driving it out of the dealers today. It probably helped that I only wanted a standard Sport THP156 (they had 1 left in Nera Black) - piccies below.
While waiting the very long couple of weeks to collect it, I was keeping busy looking at pictures of the RCZ and watching a few videos/reviews of it on the netwebulator, but none of that prepared me for when it came to actually seeing my own RCZ in the flesh - my jaw almost dropped to the ground and I was rendered speechless (briefly!) - what a stunning machine, years ahead of it's time looks-wise, and it looks unbelievable in real life.
After parking up this evening, as I walked away I turned back to look at my gorgeous new car and with a smile on my face, I shook my head in disbelief that I now own such a stunning car - it still hasn't fully sunk in yet!!!
Sadly, there is a fly in the ointment, as I noticed the rear roof section has 3 scratches - two quite big ones at 5 and 7 inches and one about 1/2 inch so I'll have to get the dealer to replace it (the roof bit that is, not the whole car!). Still, a small niggle in the grand scheme of things. What a beautiful, beautiful car - it's going to be a fun first weekend getting to know it!
While waiting the very long couple of weeks to collect it, I was keeping busy looking at pictures of the RCZ and watching a few videos/reviews of it on the netwebulator, but none of that prepared me for when it came to actually seeing my own RCZ in the flesh - my jaw almost dropped to the ground and I was rendered speechless (briefly!) - what a stunning machine, years ahead of it's time looks-wise, and it looks unbelievable in real life.
After parking up this evening, as I walked away I turned back to look at my gorgeous new car and with a smile on my face, I shook my head in disbelief that I now own such a stunning car - it still hasn't fully sunk in yet!!!
Sadly, there is a fly in the ointment, as I noticed the rear roof section has 3 scratches - two quite big ones at 5 and 7 inches and one about 1/2 inch so I'll have to get the dealer to replace it (the roof bit that is, not the whole car!). Still, a small niggle in the grand scheme of things. What a beautiful, beautiful car - it's going to be a fun first weekend getting to know it!