My GT is previously owned by Jimmy Buffett
#1
My GT is previously owned by Jimmy Buffett
I bought my GT from Orlando which was traded in previously by Jimmy Buffet( a singer ). Question though, is there any kind of value that this car will have because of its history from Jimmy?
Here is a thread of his car in driveway (now mine)
http://www.buffettnews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=42584
Here is a thread of his car in driveway (now mine)
http://www.buffettnews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=42584
#3
Does it have any unique aromas of weed and rum?
I doubt there is any extra value? The dealerships will always mention these famous owners to gain a romantic appeal for that car. That is my opinion of why they do it.
I was offered Denzel Washington's car speaking of it as if that was some special selling point. On the Aston thread some one was talking about a car owned by the rock guitarist Slash. Most posters thought that was a negative selling point worrying that it might smell bad of cigarettes and booze.
I doubt there is any extra value? The dealerships will always mention these famous owners to gain a romantic appeal for that car. That is my opinion of why they do it.
I was offered Denzel Washington's car speaking of it as if that was some special selling point. On the Aston thread some one was talking about a car owned by the rock guitarist Slash. Most posters thought that was a negative selling point worrying that it might smell bad of cigarettes and booze.
#4
No i do not, just the story from the dealer. : (
#5
Does it have any unique aromas of weed and rum?
I doubt there is any extra value? The dealerships will always mention these famous owners to gain a romantic appeal for that car. That is my opinion of why they do it.
I was offered Denzel Washington's car speaking of it as if that was some special selling point. On the Aston thread some one was talking about a car owned by the rock guitarist Slash. Most posters thought that was a negative selling point worrying that it might smell bad of cigarettes and booze.
I doubt there is any extra value? The dealerships will always mention these famous owners to gain a romantic appeal for that car. That is my opinion of why they do it.
I was offered Denzel Washington's car speaking of it as if that was some special selling point. On the Aston thread some one was talking about a car owned by the rock guitarist Slash. Most posters thought that was a negative selling point worrying that it might smell bad of cigarettes and booze.
#6
Celebrities are known for NOT taking good care of their cars. To much money and very used to others doing for them I think.
#7
You are right though, the headliner is saggy as hell and the steering needs allignment. For 25K miles seriously?
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#8
All in all I hope you come to enjoy the Bentley ride, I sure do.
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