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They should have cast Aaron Eckhart.

Perhaps a sign from above :-) On my way home from a client tonight one of these pulled up next to me, then in front of me. Black, dark tint, pre-facelift, very nice. Had a tail light out though... Guy then got off at my exit. Man, the odds of that... The car looks amazing on the road, it just glides effortlessly.

Can you even buy an extended warranty for these anymore? That Mulliner interior is out of this world. Weighs so much it probably does fine in the winter. I have yet to find another car with an interior quite like that and the quilted diamond leather.

I know this thread is a year old, but I've been drawn to these Arnage T's as of late and can't shake it. I'm looking for a new everyday car that is still somewhat interesting/unique, and these keep popping top of mind. Jaguar is probably a more logical choice if going British. But, "in a bentley...no one can hear you scream" :-) The Arnages in general are all over ebay, dupont etc., a lot more on the market than I expected actually, ~40-60k, mostly 00-01 red labels with occasional T's of various vintages. Is the 02+ Arnage T a car that will generally start in the morning/when you want it to, and work, or will it drive you crazy with little things breaking / electronics, randomly decide not to start, etc.? I see CGT's etc. all the time, but very rarely see these around, maybe once a year I'll see one, kinda surprises me but also attracts me to it. I'm probably going to wind up with a G55 AMG, which is a completely different kind of vehicle, but I keep coming back to the Arnage T. I think they are great looking cars and something in me wants one, but I gotta be able to live with it year round and I'm not looking for a shop queen. Is this a car that will sit in the shop and eat money?

I just can't get excited over bmw's anymore. They need to get back to a purer form and reduce the complexity and dependence on software. The upwards slide of prices needs to be matched with an improvement in quality control. Don't know that I could buy another one, they've lost their luster with me, was happy to unload my last one which was full of mysterious software bugs and strange electrical behaviors.

Cool color, beautiful car. Sounds like its been a relatively hassle free low maintenance 100k, less troublesome than some of my daily drivers. Gives me pause to think perhaps these are not so scary to own.

It depends on what you're looking for. How about a 2007 Exige S? Or take that money and invest it and buy a Lambo once it grows.