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[The Duffster]

Hi, just joined after seeing a few of you at Newby Hall on Sunday. Im an old school petrol head and car fanatic, over the past 30 years owned a VERY eclectic range of things from classic and modern Alfas to Jags with the odd Porsche, Lotus and even a Cobra replica at one point. I bought my RCZ in January this year, after simply seeing it in a showroom of a dealer I trust. They've always looked good to me on the road but I've never really been around one up close until this one. I was having a random nosey when I was looking for a potential sporty 'toy' and the RCZ blew me away with the build quality, interior styling, exotic looks but with decent running costs, so in I jumped and I love it! I do generally tinker and have two other cars, an MG4 EV as an every day car (I dont hate it as its the stupid 430 bhp XPower model with sub 4 second 0-60 but wouldnt want it if it was my only car). I also have a little used 'garage-queen' modified 1968 VW Beetle (period looking california look surf style bug with mild performance engine). I will mildly mod the RCZ, but mostly just keep up with servicing and regular oil changes.

 

[Verminator]

Hi there duffster
Welcome to the forum and nice RCZ you have got yourself there enjoy your drive. Was good to see you at Newby Hall and to see so many RCZers out for the day. Do like your plate to...
Drive safe and stay lucky
Les n Karen n Co

 

[K.S]

Hi, just joined after seeing a few of you at Newby Hall on Sunday. Im an old school petrol head and car fanatic, over the past 30 years owned a VERY eclectic range of things from classic and modern Alfas to Jags with the odd Porsche, Lotus and even a Cobra replica at one point. I bought my RCZ in January this year, after simply seeing it in a showroom of a dealer I trust. They've always looked good to me on the road but I've never really been around one up close until this one. I was having a random nosey when I was looking for a potential sporty 'toy' and the RCZ blew me away with the build quality, interior styling, exotic looks but with decent running costs, so in I jumped and I love it! I do generally tinker and have two other cars, an MG4 EV as an every day car (I dont hate it as its the stupid 430 bhp XPower model with sub 4 second 0-60 but wouldnt want it if it was my only car). I also have a little used 'garage-queen' modified 1968 VW Beetle (period looking california look surf style bug with mild performance engine). I will mildly mod the RCZ, but mostly just keep up with servicing and regular oil changes.View attachment 15470

Hi, just joined after seeing a few of you at Newby Hall on Sunday. Im an old school petrol head and car fanatic, over the past 30 years owned a VERY eclectic range of things from classic and modern Alfas to Jags with the odd Porsche, Lotus and even a Cobra replica at one point. I bought my RCZ in January this year, after simply seeing it in a showroom of a dealer I trust. They've always looked good to me on the road but I've never really been around one up close until this one. I was having a random nosey when I was looking for a potential sporty 'toy' and the RCZ blew me away with the build quality, interior styling, exotic looks but with decent running costs, so in I jumped and I love it! I do generally tinker and have two other cars, an MG4 EV as an every day car (I dont hate it as its the stupid 430 bhp XPower model with sub 4 second 0-60 but wouldnt want it if it was my only car). I also have a little used 'garage-queen' modified 1968 VW Beetle (period looking california look surf style bug with mild performance engine). I will mildly mod the RCZ, but mostly just keep up with servicing and regular oil changes.View attachment 15470

I have similar spec to yours, mines the 200 bhp is yours the same? Done a few mods but maybe "less is more" when it comes to the RCZ as it's great looking car as standard. You said you've had a cobra replica, that's one of my dream cars. Always puts a smile on my face when someone posts a list of previous cars they've owned which on paper are probably superior to the RCZ (being more expensive, more powerful engine etc) and yet they all say that the RCZ holds it's own. Personally for what you can pick up a decent condition RCZ for it punches it's weight well. Couldn't make SCITP this year, but hope to be at Pugfest in July , hope to see plenty of RCZ,s there.