Going to look at an IS300

My dads first Continental GTC was Bentley's ex press car, it was mint and well serviced although no doubt had been subjected to many 0-60 0-100 timing sprints and fairly spirited driving at the hands of merciless journalists. He had it for 2 years with absolutely no faults, in contrast the one he bought brand new after that was in regularly for warranty work e.g split boost pipe, boot open button failed, roof mech got stuck in the boot lifting the boot deck, condensation in both headlamp clusters and the massage unit failed on the passenger seat all within the space of 18 months.
 
My dads first Continental GTC was Bentley's ex press car, it was mint and well serviced although no doubt had been subjected to many 0-60 0-100 timing sprints and fairly spirited driving at the hands of merciless journalists. He had it for 2 years with absolutely no faults, in contrast the one he bought brand new after that was in regularly for warranty work e.g split boost pipe, boot open button failed, roof mech got stuck in the boot lifting the boot deck, condensation in both headlamp clusters and the massage unit failed on the passenger seat all within the space of 18 months.

Cheers, thats the kind of reassurance I want. I will go to look at it and judge it on its merits rather than its history.
 
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