gt3 ...138 cars for sale !!!!
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v8ksn said:
throt said:
Tony 1234 said:
Taffy66 said:
GT4RS said:
Remortgage to buy a car... you must be mad especially in the current falling market.
Think hard before you commit is my advice, any doubts don’t buy even if it looks like a bargain.
This is good advice..Think hard before you commit is my advice, any doubts don’t buy even if it looks like a bargain.
If you have a repayment plan to cover payments off the remortgage for 5 years it's much cheaper way to fund a car over a PCP.
you could easy save £15k even £20k+ lending the money to yourself.
Saving you circa 6% PA and no one is making that on renting houses or investments atm so risk free 6% saving
breadvan said:
Only 1 Miami Blue on the OPC site. There were loads last time I looked.
cars are rotating very well imo , I have noticed a few months back most were blue and silver and no reds etcnow most of those are sold and red has taken over for a bit. I had not seen a red manual CS for 18 months now we have 3.
List is a pipe dreamand the doom taking is getting daft, esp when people say Brexit.
Porsche911R said:
List is a pipe dreamand the doom taking is getting daft, esp when people say Brexit.
Like it or not David, Brexit uncertainty WILL have an impact on whether people are comfortable spending £150k on a toy. Nobody really knows what will happen next year and having liquid assets in uncertain times is a better position to be in than a GT3 in the winter!
If Brexit turns out to be the panacea that Brexiteers hope it will then I am sure prices and sales will recover but most Remainers are taiking a more pragmatic approach.
v8ksn said:
Like it or not David, Brexit uncertainty WILL have an impact on whether people are comfortable spending £150k on a toy.
Nobody really knows what will happen next year and having liquid assets in uncertain times is a better position to be in than a GT3 in the winter!
If Brexit turns out to be the panacea that Brexiteers hope it will then I am sure prices and sales will recover but most Remainers are taiking a more pragmatic approach.
I have a more positive view on a post Brexit UK, also the rich get richer, these cars don't affect them, people are buying 14 million £ cars and every one I know will carry on day to day after Brexit and not even think about it. Growth is up, wages are up, USA growth is up, EU countries left are in the sNobody really knows what will happen next year and having liquid assets in uncertain times is a better position to be in than a GT3 in the winter!
If Brexit turns out to be the panacea that Brexiteers hope it will then I am sure prices and sales will recover but most Remainers are taiking a more pragmatic approach.
t I give the EU 5 years and no one will be left in it bar the poor ones.As for the man in the street 85% people buy cars on PCP and will hand them back, we have an over supply of cars due to this, has nothing to do with Brexit again !!! people don't need to keep buying 2nd hand cars like they once did. we have a BIG over supply every where of cars 30 million odd cars and growing !!
Like wise not enough buyers for GT Porkers, again simple over supply, not a Brexit issue ! most people who want a GT car have one of some sort from a 996 GT to a GT4, if some one really wants a GT car they have one.
Edited by Porsche911R on Thursday 27th September 10:19
Porsche911R said:
I have a more positive view on a post Brexit UK, also the rich get richer, these cars don't affect them, people are buying 14 million £ cars and every one I know will carry on day to day after Brexit and not even think about it. Growth is up, wages are up, USA growth is up, EU countries left are in the st I give the EU 5 years and no one will be left in it bar the poor ones.
As for the man in the street 85% people buy cars on PCP and will hand them back, we have an over supply of cars due to this, has nothing to do with Brexit
+1 to all the above, however the EU has already started to implode due to Brexit and yes 5 years as you say.t I give the EU 5 years and no one will be left in it bar the poor ones.As for the man in the street 85% people buy cars on PCP and will hand them back, we have an over supply of cars due to this, has nothing to do with Brexit
We shall see. Given that May's government has just appointed a Minister for Food in order to ensure that the UK can feed itself after Brexit I'd suggest that things are not looking that rosy.
But by all means, I'd strongly recommend that everyone on here who voted for Brexit should leverage themselves as far as possible on houses and cars bought on the very knife edge of affordability.
You should, after all, have the courage of the convictions which caused you to tick that box, no?
But by all means, I'd strongly recommend that everyone on here who voted for Brexit should leverage themselves as far as possible on houses and cars bought on the very knife edge of affordability.
You should, after all, have the courage of the convictions which caused you to tick that box, no?
Dammit said:
We shall see. Given that May's government has just appointed a Minister for Food in order to ensure that the UK can feed itself after Brexit I'd suggest that things are not looking that rosy.
But by all means, I'd strongly recommend that everyone on here who voted for Brexit should leverage themselves as far as possible on houses and cars bought on the very knife edge of affordability.
You should, after all, have the courage of the convictions which caused you to tick that box, no?
I own every thing I have outright, if house price drop 35% lol another joke made by people high up it makes no odds to me.But by all means, I'd strongly recommend that everyone on here who voted for Brexit should leverage themselves as far as possible on houses and cars bought on the very knife edge of affordability.
You should, after all, have the courage of the convictions which caused you to tick that box, no?
we ship lamb to France !! we import Lamb !!! we do the same with Bacon and many goods.
I always wonder how the Swiss live in the food poverty lol it's just scare talk like the 35% house drop comments made 2 weeks a go,
Dammit said:
Like Farage, presumably, who was appointed by the Queen IIRC?
any one who goes to work there from every camp. pick any one there are 100's of past UK MP's on 5 times the amount they were on as an MP in the UK. but lets go back to cars please. Brexit is a daft subject in a car forum and why people bring it up every time a price changes due to over supply issue is , well just bitterness .@Porsche911R: Eh? We're talking about car prices, the UK economy is about to crash - which for all of us good little disaster capitalists is an opportunity to pick up that GT3 for 30k in May next year, the price of which will be that we are also eating badgers having run out of household pets, but hey - cheap GT3!
Edited by Dammit on Thursday 27th September 10:44
And this is the problem - until you come to some sort of moment of self realisation (which you may never do) you'll continue to vote inline with prejudice rather than reason. Hence the disaster we're heading for right now.
One of the saddest features of debate in the modern era is people such as yourself feeling able to state that they are comfortable holding racist views, and I don't see a solution to that.
EDIT'd to add: you are also lying about what you posted, which does suggest some sort of residual self awareness, which I suppose is something.
One of the saddest features of debate in the modern era is people such as yourself feeling able to state that they are comfortable holding racist views, and I don't see a solution to that.
EDIT'd to add: you are also lying about what you posted, which does suggest some sort of residual self awareness, which I suppose is something.
v8ksn said:
Nobody really knows what will happen next year and having liquid assets in uncertain times is a better position to be in than a GT3 in the winter!
CAUTION! I did the whole de-leveraging thing in the GFC.Without a 'fun' car, I thought buying a mountain bike would be a cheap and easy way to get an adrenaline fix, and keep a bit fitter too. Turns out it is really not a cheap hobby when you get into it!
Dammit said:
As I said, Brexit means economic collapse - even if you are insulated from that from an earnings perspective it's going to impact values and residuals.
As such it's 100% relevant to this thread.
You can choose to ignore that, but then you can choose to eat raw chicken.
I'd suggest by starting with eating the chiken that's telling you the sly is going to fall in.As such it's 100% relevant to this thread.
You can choose to ignore that, but then you can choose to eat raw chicken.
There is no single, credible forecast (if, indeed such a thing exists) which suggests Brexit = economic collapse. A slowdown in growth yes, a possible period of turbulence if we exit without a deal, yes, but not 'collapse'.
The "UK economy 5% smaller in 15 years" numbers that were in the press the other week are grossly misrepresented; the figure actually meant growth would be 5% less, not the economy, but the media are economically and numerically dyslexic.
@Digga: You are sort of right - the impact of the most likely exit scenario have not been modelled as it was (up until recently) considered to be so suicidal as to be an impossibility: https://www.parliament.uk/documents/commons-commit...
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