The car is described as being in very decent overall condition apart from some relatively minor issues with the bodywork and interior. The panels are straight, even and free of any significant dinks, bumps or creases aside from a shallow dent to the rear wing on the driver’s side. The blue paintwork is broadly good in the main, as are the wheels, the chrome work and the exterior trim, fixtures and fittings. There is some bubbling and rippled paint below the rear screen. There are one or two scuffs and scratches on the rear bumper and on the doors on the driver’s side. There’s also some bubbling on the ‘D’ pillar on the same side. There are a few stone chips in the usual places: the front valance, wheel arches and leading edges of the bonnet and doors. The red leather upholstery is in very decent order, both front and back, and the light creasing in evidence on the driver’s seat is far more a reflection of the car’s low kilometres than its age. The door cards, though in need of a clean, are good, as are the carpets and mats, which are just a little dusty. The wood veneers on the dashboard, door cappings, rear picnic tables and entertainment console (TV, radio, CD/DVD player) are glossy and rich in general, but the lacquer is cracked in several places.