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Old 31st May 2013, 18:16   #1
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Default My ZTT hit 300000 today (Km. not Miles)

For the first time in my motoring life I have driven 300000 Km. (186000 miles) in one car. I am very pleased and the car is still going strong on the original clutch. One careful owner from new.However I am detecting a very slight slipping if I am not paying attention. I am also very pleased with the fuel consumption. During my trip in UK for the pride of Longbridge event I did 1007 km with 64 litres, which is nearly 45 mpg. I am really enjoying the car and can't see me parting with her any time soon, even if I had a rather turbulent affair with a Chrysler 300.
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Old 31st May 2013, 21:27   #2
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Yours is certainly one very unique car. Glad to hear she's still going strong Luciano.
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Old 31st May 2013, 21:34   #3
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One of my favourite ZTT's. doesn't look like a 300,000 km car
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