Graeme from MMC here - leaving MMC

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Re: Graeme from MMC here - leaving MMC

Post by dlogan » Tue Dec 07, 2010 1:03 pm

All the best in the new venture Graeme, very interested to hear the plans when they come to light.

I enjoyed the experience of the purchase of the 340R a couple of years back, you made everything easy smooth, and no hassle at all. In fact you appeared so attached to the car that I felt guilty selling it abroad.

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Post by Gourlay83 » Tue Dec 07, 2010 2:16 pm

All the best on your new venture Graeme :thumbsup, big loss for MMC.

Keep us posted on where/when/what your upto ???.

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Re: Graeme from MMC here - leaving MMC

Post by Fluoxetine » Tue Dec 07, 2010 2:31 pm

End of an era, really - Never did get around to buying a car from you, but always remember a friendly welcome whenever I was at MMC getting my shed of an Elan / Elise serviced.

Also remember you not turfing me off the track, when I turned up for an MMC Elise trackday you'd organised, in my Caterham race car emblazoned with 'Glenvarigill' stickers all over it... :mrgreen:

All the best for the future! :cheers

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Post by ceejam » Tue Dec 07, 2010 3:15 pm

All the best Graeme.

Thanks for the advice when I was first looking into buying an Elise, and a friendly welcome when i popped in for parts / tyres.

I was very impressed you reemebered who I was when you introduced yourself to me in the traffic jam trying to get to Knockhill Speedfair two years ago!

Anyway, onwards & upwards :thumbsup

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Post by GraemeLotus » Tue Dec 07, 2010 4:21 pm

Gents, once again thanks for the kind words - it's hard enough leaving all this without being missed as well!.....and Scotty, Lotus have not been recruiting enough ladies for the "turnip inter-breeding programme" to be a success. Perhaps you can give em a few pointers....... :thumbsup
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Post by rossybee » Tue Dec 07, 2010 5:10 pm

All the best in the new "thing" Graeme - looking forward to hearing what you're up to :thumbsup

Never bought a car from you (you know my father only too well & his business with George Paterson 8) ) but you never know in the future :wink:

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Re: Graeme from MMC here - leaving MMC

Post by Justin » Tue Dec 07, 2010 7:09 pm

Graeme,

All the best with the move, and new role.

You're the only salesman I've ever returned to for another car, been a pleasure to deal with you both times.. Who will I buy from now! My dad (ex car salesman) also commented on how great you were to deal with.

Huge loss for MMC and it's a big pair of boots for your replacement to fill..

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Post by Lazydonkey » Tue Dec 07, 2010 8:55 pm

Huge loss to MMC but very interested to see what you get up to next! :thumbsup
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Post by 111Robin » Tue Dec 07, 2010 9:22 pm

All the best Graeme, it's almost 2 years since my last visit, only reason being every time I drop in I end up leaving with another car!!! (3 times you swine!!!). It's been a pleasure dealing with you and have no doubt you will be a tremendous asset to whichever aspect of the brand you are heading,
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Post by wianw » Tue Dec 07, 2010 9:59 pm

Graeme

So.....I'd better start saving up - will you take a lightly abused 135R (one careful owner) in part-ex, for whatever you're selling?

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Post by Skyenet » Tue Dec 07, 2010 11:35 pm

All the very best Graeme. Many fond memories of visiting MMC and loved the way you greeted Skye as she crawled around the fancy cars in the showroom. Great day when I finally picked up my S2 that I had waited about 4 months for. I still remember ignoring the continuing phone calls from my business partner as I carried out the purchase transactions. Once I had the keys in my hand I got around to phoning him and then he told me our main source of income had just been wiped out by a Government decision to stop ILA training. Not the news I needed but consoled myself with driving away in my Elise. You advised me to join the Scottish Elises and what a great bit of advice that was. Have had loads of adventures and great fun with a great bunch of folk. Wouldn't have done it without you. Best of luck in your new venture. Iain & Skye x
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Re: Graeme from MMC here - leaving MMC

Post by allyrennie » Wed Dec 08, 2010 12:21 am

Good to chat the other night on fb sir - Why the big secret though? still working with Lotus? with your athletic build and stamina, obviously your getting an F1 drive next year!!!!!!

Best of much with the new venture, hopefully catch you before the end of the year............If the snow allows it!

By the way, you were right with the retro audi for the Winter, terrific!!!!!!!

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Re: Graeme from MMC here - leaving MMC

Post by shooomer » Wed Dec 08, 2010 9:18 am

Rooney-style tactic forcing MMC to part with £200k/week? :P

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Post by GraemeLotus » Wed Dec 08, 2010 11:18 am

Paul :thumbsup They were very keen for me not to go but it wouldn't stretch to £200k pw - if you would I'll happily make soya lattes for the good souls of St Andrew's Square..

It's not about money, that's for sure....but if I was able to make Rooney-esque dough it would be - then I could retire at 40 and go and burn logs in a croft :wink:
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Re: Graeme from MMC here - leaving MMC

Post by xtreme » Wed Dec 08, 2010 11:46 am

Am sure the wife will be glad to here you are leaving! Just a shame it wasnt 6 months ago, would have saved me a few £££'s!!!! :D

As said previously great to have dealt with you, am sure our paths will cross again!

Good luck with the new venture!

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