Porsche 911 country build - Import or not?
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Hi,
I have a 911 (997) turbo that I purchase last year, i am looking to sell the car and have a potential buyer. The buyer did some checks and said that the car is an import rather than a UK car, they informed me that it was a Cypurs (C98) car with a UK build. I was not aware of this.
Does anyone know how i can find out if it was a UK car? I have seen that there are different country codes but not sure how to check this out. I did a HPI check on my car and it said the car has never been exported.
Thanks.
I have a 911 (997) turbo that I purchase last year, i am looking to sell the car and have a potential buyer. The buyer did some checks and said that the car is an import rather than a UK car, they informed me that it was a Cypurs (C98) car with a UK build. I was not aware of this.
Does anyone know how i can find out if it was a UK car? I have seen that there are different country codes but not sure how to check this out. I did a HPI check on my car and it said the car has never been exported.
Thanks.
A C98 car needn't ever have been used anywhere other than the UK - the Cyprus dealer can place a "factory collection" order, or indeed UK non-official dealers could buy and import new cars through/from Cyprus dealers. I think Autobahn used to do this a lot, and consequently they knew exactly how to specify the cars such that they were identical to a UK supplied car (i.e. the alarm system was to Thatcham Cat 1 etc).
So, once the car's a few years old it should make little difference to the educated buyer (provided the car was spec'd right in the first place).
So, once the car's a few years old it should make little difference to the educated buyer (provided the car was spec'd right in the first place).
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