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I still don't understand what Sasso are at. To hold two near identical spec cars at over the odds pricing. They aren't even listed on Auto Trader.
https://sassoautomotive.com/arrivals/porsche-cayma...
https://sassoautomotive.com/arrivals/porsche-cayma...
https://sassoautomotive.com/arrivals/porsche-cayma...
https://sassoautomotive.com/arrivals/porsche-cayma...
Andyoz said:
frayz said:
Escy said:
I noticed the tumble weed on here when one sold for 30k a week ago.
Shhhh nobody is supposed to know... It was probably missing AC and the special dash stitched with spun unicorn pubes.
frayz said:
Andyoz said:
frayz said:
Escy said:
I noticed the tumble weed on here when one sold for 30k a week ago.
Shhhh nobody is supposed to know... It was probably missing AC and the special dash stitched with spun unicorn pubes.
My aim is 10k this year alone. 2k+ of that will be Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way with the likes of this. You don't ask these lads how many miles...you ask how many engines!!
Cheers Paul. Great photo. Would love to have got to the 10th anniversary meeting with the car. I hope to attend the 20th & maybe the 30th. Reckon I might need some of Frayz’ bolster protectors by then mind you
I’ll attend the odd Track Day, runs and meets when poss, the car will be used for what it was intended for.
I’ll attend the odd Track Day, runs and meets when poss, the car will be used for what it was intended for.
PaulD86 said:
julian987R said:
Andyoz said:
julian987R said:
I am surprised that wasn't north of £50K, seems a hell of a deal.
Because the dealer wanted to sell it and not look at it for months hoping for someone to pay over the odds. The market is super hot and dealers want to shift stock into it. May not be the same in the autumn...If that dealer is living and dying by needing to rapidly move cars at that speed (within 48hrs) then their business model is a bit screwed.
MrVert said:
julian987R said:
MrVert said:
Yeah righto...
?I'd describe Cayman R buyers as 'marginal buyers' within the Porsche space. You have to grab their attention and make them think there's more than a few interested in the car.
At £47k, that car would have got a few on the hook...the buyers would have known this and not 'messed about'. Ashgoods play that hand well normally I think.
Add another few £k to that £47k price and that whole chain may have fallen over..and dealer might have ended up back at £47k anyway when all the dust settles except having spent an extra few man days pissing about.
Also, PCCB brakes actually put off more people than they attract so it further narrows the buying audience....
I'd actually say RichDS white one they sold at £45k was maybe the better buy - it was actually a perfect spec with half the miles minus the PCCB's and the more neutral White color.
At £47k, that car would have got a few on the hook...the buyers would have known this and not 'messed about'. Ashgoods play that hand well normally I think.
Add another few £k to that £47k price and that whole chain may have fallen over..and dealer might have ended up back at £47k anyway when all the dust settles except having spent an extra few man days pissing about.
Also, PCCB brakes actually put off more people than they attract so it further narrows the buying audience....
I'd actually say RichDS white one they sold at £45k was maybe the better buy - it was actually a perfect spec with half the miles minus the PCCB's and the more neutral White color.
Edited by Andyoz on Tuesday 11th May 22:45
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