Selling a GT Porsche via OPC
Selling a GT Porsche via OPC
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London GT3

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1,073 posts

272 months

Wednesday 8th November 2017
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Can anyone comment on the kind of deal that an OPC would do on selling a GT Porsche on Sale or Return? The car is a 991 GT3RS. The OPC would be the original supplying dealer. Do they charge a flat fee or a percentage? Will they push for a better price than an independent? Would an OPC command a better price than an independent?

Any information based on knowledge would be welcome.

Thank you.

Porsche911R

21,146 posts

296 months

Thursday 9th November 2017
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None of us are here are OPC DP's

best to phone up and get a price, although not many are buying atm and I don't see the point in SOR as you have no car and no money at that point.

Try TH, Romans, Top555 etc

cormeist

863 posts

132 months

Thursday 9th November 2017
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They will SOR usually 10%

v8ksn

4,713 posts

215 months

Thursday 9th November 2017
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If you want to 'build a relationship' with your OPC then it would make sense to sell it through them.

If you want a clean, quick, hassle free sale with more money in your pocket speak to JZM

langlord

110 posts

220 months

Thursday 9th November 2017
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As mentioned best thing to do is call your OPC. I have just put mine up and I can say the cost my OPC is charging is less than 10% (flat fee).

Selling via the OPC will help maintain your relationship.

In terms of price achieved, I think most will argue that you can probably achieve a slight premium with an OPC especially if its a slightly older car as they will give a new 2 year warranty.

Taffy66

5,964 posts

133 months

Thursday 9th November 2017
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cormeist said:
They will SOR usually 10%

I can assure you the rate an OPC will charge you for SOR is a fraction of 10% unless its an older much less valuable model which requires the standard 118 point check,remedial body work and a full two year OPC warranty.
The spread(trade vs retail) on a sought after GT Porsche is no more than 10% and you get the money upfront with no hassle or risk involved.With SOR the OPC has no money tied up and all the risk is taken by the car's owner.

London GT3

Original Poster:

1,073 posts

272 months

Thursday 9th November 2017
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Thank you. All helpful contributions which help me put my OPC's response into context. Certainly the issue of maintaining a relationship with my OPC is important.

Gander101

275 posts

144 months

Thursday 9th November 2017
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Sold my 991.1GT3, earlier in the year, back to the supplying dealer, it was then advertised plus 11% over the price I received. I would assume that is pretty much standard and was less than I would have expected, ie their mark up would have been more. Don’t know the final sale price, but again guess they wouldn’t haggle down very much.

AMLAndrew

850 posts

140 months

Friday 10th November 2017
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Think Dovehouse would charge £4000 + VAT

franki68

11,700 posts

252 months

Friday 10th November 2017
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Sold the gt4 through the supplying dealer ,we just agreed a sale price and their cut,didn’t do a % just a flat fee for them.
Very happy with it .

SC50

116 posts

166 months

Friday 10th November 2017
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London GT3 said:
Can anyone comment on the kind of deal that an OPC would do on selling a GT Porsche on Sale or Return? The car is a 991 GT3RS. The OPC would be the original supplying dealer. Do they charge a flat fee or a percentage? Will they push for a better price than an independent? Would an OPC command a better price than an independent?

Any information based on knowledge would be welcome.

Thank you.
put some details up, you may sell the car on here if the price and spec are good