996 GT3 RS test drives, insurance and all...
Discussion
Having got myself to a place of deciding that a 996 GT3RS is what I want to go for, I need to test drive one to be doubly certain! I am a bit nervous about test driving a car for sale privately and there don't seem to be any dealers with cars for sale dahn south (for some reason).
Has anyone got any ideas how to solve this conundrum?
Thanks
Graham
Has anyone got any ideas how to solve this conundrum?
Thanks
Graham
I tried to arrange cover on a GT2 for a test drive of the car prior to purchasing it (private owner), I was told it's not possible to arrange your own FC cover as it's illegal to insure the same car twice ?
I was therefore told to ask the owner to temporarily get me covered on his policy. This seemed a bit cheeky to me (but at least the vendor would know there would be no issues if the worst did come to the worst !)
I was therefore told to ask the owner to temporarily get me covered on his policy. This seemed a bit cheeky to me (but at least the vendor would know there would be no issues if the worst did come to the worst !)
it's the part of the dead parrot sketch that gets missed off...
"If you go to my brothers pet shop in Bolton, he'll replace the parrot for you" and then the immortal...
"It's not a palindrome. The palindrome of Bolton would be Notlob. It don't work."
Do you think they'll ship it from Notlob to dahn south to test drive even though I dont expect to buy from an OPC?
Graham
"If you go to my brothers pet shop in Bolton, he'll replace the parrot for you" and then the immortal...
"It's not a palindrome. The palindrome of Bolton would be Notlob. It don't work."
Do you think they'll ship it from Notlob to dahn south to test drive even though I dont expect to buy from an OPC?
Graham
gridgway said:
Having got myself to a place of deciding that a 996 GT3RS is what I want to go for, I need to test drive one to be doubly certain! I am a bit nervous about test driving a car for sale privately and there don't seem to be any dealers with cars for sale dahn south (for some reason).
Has anyone got any ideas how to solve this conundrum?
Thanks
Graham
I expect the seller would be even more nervous about you test driving his car than you would be.Has anyone got any ideas how to solve this conundrum?
Thanks
Graham
Personally I am always happy to take somebody for a drive or to drive car to main dealer for inspection, but I wouldnt let the potential purchasor have a drive to see if he wants the car.
Go drive a standard GT3 at a dealer or find a GT3RS at a specialist if you want a drive
Bennno
bennno said:
I expect the seller would be even more nervous about you test driving his car than you would be.
Personally I am always happy to take somebody for a drive or to drive car to main dealer for inspection, but I wouldnt let the potential purchasor have a drive to see if he wants the car.
Go drive a standard GT3 at a dealer or find a GT3RS at a specialist if you want a drive
Bennno
Indeed! Unfortunately there don't appear to be any 996 GT3RS's for sale from OPCs or specialists in the sunny SE which is part of the conundrum! Unless anyone knows different?Personally I am always happy to take somebody for a drive or to drive car to main dealer for inspection, but I wouldnt let the potential purchasor have a drive to see if he wants the car.
Go drive a standard GT3 at a dealer or find a GT3RS at a specialist if you want a drive
Bennno
Graham
PS yes I know it's worth the trek, it's just a case of finding the time for a day out!
ScottL said:
There is no need to test drive one. They are utterly brilliant. Now go buy one.
PS - I drove this one last weekend and it was sublime!
Certainly looks like it! Talked to Paul about it, but there is a slight delta financially to sort out! And I would rather drive one before buying!PS - I drove this one last weekend and it was sublime!
Graham
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