991 S PDK for less than £65K
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I see OPC Reading have a 991 PDK S for sale for just under £65K - looks good value 
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
Diesel130 said:
I see OPC Reading have a 991 PDK S for sale for just under £65K - looks good value
http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
If that has 350BHP then it's not an 'S'....... I think http://classifieds.pistonheads.com/classifieds/use...
Worryingly cheap though, considering (a) it retailed at perhaps £80k not 11 months ago and (b) it is being sold by an OPC which presumably paid a lot less than £65k for it.
I am very concerned about the residuals with that sort of loss in less than a year.
That said, I wonder why it is £7,000 cheaper than the next cheapest 991 on the whole of Autotrader. And the £72k car is a manual
Something's not right here.
I am very concerned about the residuals with that sort of loss in less than a year.
That said, I wonder why it is £7,000 cheaper than the next cheapest 991 on the whole of Autotrader. And the £72k car is a manual
Something's not right here.
Edited by Chippy99 on Thursday 15th November 15:17
Chippy99 said:
Worryingly cheap though, considering (a) it retailed at perhaps £80k not 11 months ago and (b) it is being sold by an OPC which presumably paid a lot less than £65k for it.
I am very concerned about the residuals with that sort of loss in less than a year.
That said, I wonder why it is £7,000 cheaper than the next cheapest 991 on the whole of Autotrader. And the £72k car is a manual
Something's not right here.
I don't follow your reasoning at all.I am very concerned about the residuals with that sort of loss in less than a year.
That said, I wonder why it is £7,000 cheaper than the next cheapest 991 on the whole of Autotrader. And the £72k car is a manual
Something's not right here.
Edited by Chippy99 on Thursday 15th November 15:17
Though I admit we don't know how much the dealer bid on it, I think we can all agree it's a non-S, and that it lists at £71k and carries barely 4k of extras. It is nigh on 12 months old and has a good 12 months of mileage on it (almost 13,000 miles) so it's deserving of at least a full year's depreciation, probably much more in this market, yet the dealer is asking more than 90% of the basic list price. Heck, 87% of the fully optioned list price. Everyone will tell you a car loses up to 20% of its value in the first 10 miles of ownership. This car, if anything, is proving remarkably resilient!!
BnB said:
Chippy99 said:
Worryingly cheap though, considering (a) it retailed at perhaps £80k not 11 months ago and (b) it is being sold by an OPC which presumably paid a lot less than £65k for it.
I am very concerned about the residuals with that sort of loss in less than a year.
That said, I wonder why it is £7,000 cheaper than the next cheapest 991 on the whole of Autotrader. And the £72k car is a manual
Something's not right here.
I don't follow your reasoning at all.I am very concerned about the residuals with that sort of loss in less than a year.
That said, I wonder why it is £7,000 cheaper than the next cheapest 991 on the whole of Autotrader. And the £72k car is a manual
Something's not right here.
Edited by Chippy99 on Thursday 15th November 15:17
Though I admit we don't know how much the dealer bid on it, I think we can all agree it's a non-S, and that it lists at £71k and carries barely 4k of extras. It is nigh on 12 months old and has a good 12 months of mileage on it (almost 13,000 miles) so it's deserving of at least a full year's depreciation, probably much more in this market, yet the dealer is asking more than 90% of the basic list price. Heck, 87% of the fully optioned list price. Everyone will tell you a car loses up to 20% of its value in the first 10 miles of ownership. This car, if anything, is proving remarkably resilient!!
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