High Milegae First 997 under £40k??

[Wanta996]

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/182699.htm

[Yorkie997S]

interior largely responsible for the price

[thegoose]

Yorkie997S said:

interior largely responsible for the price

I disagree. How much would think it's worth if it had grey interior? About the same I reckon - there are next to no others to compare it with due to the mileage - that makes it an entry level price range car. Likewise the value would be pretty much the same if it had virtually no options on it.

[The Griffalo]

That interior is a horrid colour, it looks like my daughters Barbie dolls with their kit off! When will Porsche learn to make a tan interior that doesn't look vomit inducing?

[wrn]

You shouldn't be looking at Barbie with her kit off.

[Wanta996]

Highish mileage but interesting price as there are some cheeky chappies trying to sell there high mileage 993's at not far off this price?

Edited by Wanta996 on Thursday 7th June 12:58

[guyvert1]

Is it me or does that rear end shot look shite, must be the angle

[Dr S]

wrn said:

You shouldn't be looking at Barbie with her kit off.

seconded





BTW: It's a non-S with 90k miles, so the price does look right to me

[Vixpy1]

The Griffalo said:

That interior is a horrid colour, it looks like my daughters Barbie dolls with their kit off! When will Porsche learn to make a tan interior that doesn't look vomit inducing?

Your not wrong, Both Ferrari and Porsche produce 'Dystentry Tan' Interior colours.

Black leather is the only way to go

[The Griffalo]

Vixpy1 said:

The Griffalo said:

That interior is a horrid colour, it looks like my daughters Barbie dolls with their kit off! When will Porsche learn to make a tan interior that doesn't look vomit inducing?

Your not wrong, Both Ferrari and Porsche produce 'Dystentry Tan' Interior colours.

Black leather is the only way to go

Well if TVR can produce a nice tan interior how come Porsche can't?

[Vixpy1]

The Griffalo said:

Vixpy1 said:

The Griffalo said:

That interior is a horrid colour, it looks like my daughters Barbie dolls with their kit off! When will Porsche learn to make a tan interior that doesn't look vomit inducing?

Your not wrong, Both Ferrari and Porsche produce 'Dystentry Tan' Interior colours.

Black leather is the only way to go

Well if TVR can produce a nice tan interior how come Porsche can't?

Are we hijacking another Porsche thread?

[guyvert1]

The Griffalo said:

Vixpy1 said:

The Griffalo said:

That interior is a horrid colour, it looks like my daughters Barbie dolls with their kit off! When will Porsche learn to make a tan interior that doesn't look vomit inducing?

Your not wrong, Both Ferrari and Porsche produce 'Dystentry Tan' Interior colours.

Black leather is the only way to go

Well if TVR could produce a nice tan interior how come Porsche still can't?

[Dr S]

The Griffalo said:

Well if TVR can produce a nice tan interior how come Porsche can't?

It's just a matter of the environment you find tan leather in.:The same colour that looks good in a trashy TVR would clash with the sophisticated perfection of a 911...

[The Griffalo]

Vixpy1 said:

The Griffalo said:

Vixpy1 said:

The Griffalo said:

That interior is a horrid colour, it looks like my daughters Barbie dolls with their kit off! When will Porsche learn to make a tan interior that doesn't look vomit inducing?

Your not wrong, Both Ferrari and Porsche produce 'Dystentry Tan' Interior colours.

Black leather is the only way to go

Well if TVR can produce a nice tan interior how come Porsche can't?

Are we hijacking another Porsche thread?

Be rude not to

Or we could have an "Aren't TVR interiors much better looking than Porsche's" thread with a sub-plot of "What's the best carpet adhesive"?

[Yorkie997S]

thegoose said:

Yorkie997S said:

interior largely responsible for the price

I disagree. How much would think it's worth if it had grey interior? About the same I reckon - there are next to no others to compare it with due to the mileage - that makes it an entry level price range car. Likewise the value would be pretty much the same if it had virtually no options on it.

the goose clearly has no sense of humour. It's still a shit colour.

[sleep envy]

The Griffalo said:

Vixpy1 said:

The Griffalo said:

Vixpy1 said:

The Griffalo said:

That interior is a horrid colour, it looks like my daughters Barbie dolls with their kit off! When will Porsche learn to make a tan interior that doesn't look vomit inducing?

Your not wrong, Both Ferrari and Porsche produce 'Dystentry Tan' Interior colours.

Black leather is the only way to go

Well if TVR can produce a nice tan interior how come Porsche can't?

Are we hijacking another Porsche thread?

Be rude not to

Or we could have an "Aren't TVR interiors much better looking than Porsche's" thread with a sub-plot of "What's the best carpet adhesive"?

you mean you like glue showing in the joints and flimsy trim?

IMO the colour detailing in Pork interiors is OTT - no need to match the air vents too

[qureshia]

£70k plus new for non s - why didn't the guy just buy a S

he would have got sat nav, PSM,PAS etc etc in the price plus a 3.8 engine

price looks ok'ish, saw a S sell (very high sepc) with only 60k miles for £46 k the diff (S versus std plus 30k less miles has to be worth at least £6k more ??

[deevee]

The Griffalo said:

"What's the best carpet adhesive"?

In the case of TVR's, probably the stuff holding the wings on!

[runnersp]

I don't mind the look of the interior...

[nbetts]

Sure, so the owner(s) has/have lost a few pounds due to the fact that the car has done 90k miles.... but hold on... he has had the pleasure in driving a 997 for 90k miles.

£25k lost for 90K miles = 27p per mile in depreciation. Got to be better then my usual trick of buy brand new and hardly use the car and still lose a small fortune a year later.