What's a typical OPC approved versus buy back price?

[gl20]

Anyone else sold a car back to the OPC network and looked to see what they then advertised it for? I did this in '09 selling a 987S for about £23k (I think) and they then first put it up for £29k. So about £6k/12% gap (This is a straight cash sale not PEx).

Reasons for asking is I'm looking to do the same again. Very similar position ie 3 year old car, similar spec, etc. First bid of £24k looks some way short as current similar cars up for sale on the approved site are around £32k so more like 8k/25%. So should I reasonably be expecting more?

[alcatraz236]

6k sounds about right, and when I say right I mean what to expect rather than it being a particularly good deal, 8k (25%) does sound like offer may be a bit low so may be worth trying to improve slightly, however does all depend on individual situation / exact spec comparison / whether they need to do work to the car etc.

[mrdemon]

Since they now put two years warranty on used cars it's a bit higher than it used to be.

A GT car will be 10k less than retail.

If you can prove the car needs no work then a OPC will be happy to take less, but for a straight sale just go and see 911 virgin.

[lotus116tornado]

Might be interested in this, can you mail me spec and colour

[Callughan]

Some OPC pay more than Indies depends on the car. But your figures don't seem too bad.

[Stirlings]

I'd be interested in the car for stock
drop me an email ( please)

[Little Lofty]

Stick an advert in the classifieds, you'll get nutters and scams but plenty of trade bids as well, some take the p*ss while others are very fair, I've sold 3 out of my last 4 cars this way, you may even get a genuine human to buy it

[gl20]

Appreciate responses. Lotus / Stirlings - I got an offer from an acquaintance that made sense for me but thanks for the interest.