Negotiating at OPC

[tedblog]

jonttt said:

tedblog said:

jonttt said:

Yep thats right, never seen so many of a new model just sat indoors at an opc unsold.

Wow im truely shocked 5 unsold cars whatever next

.... well seeing as you asked OPC Glasgow had more when I called in there the following week. I’ve never seen so many one model unsold new stock sat in an OPC showroom as the 718 last year.

Did they sweetheart

Edited by tedblog on Tuesday 12th June 23:21

[douglasgdmw]

tallstevef said:

Hi George, Many thanks - nice little trick! I assume same goes for all OPC dealers?

Yep it is the same for all OPC dealers and is due to the way Porsche have set up their used website. So it will work on any OPC used car.

One of my mates was at a dealer and was told that the car had just recently arrived. He wanted me to check out the options on it and using that trick I found it had been on the forecourt for 2.5 months due to the winter period.

George

[Bennachie]

Come on then, share................

[anonymous-user]

+1

[n12maser]

just had a play about & here's one way (i think).

once you are on a car's page on the Used Locator, simply right-click in Chrome on any of the car's photos, then choose "Save Image As...."

The first few numbers in the filename that the image wants to be saved as will give away how long the car has been on their server.

E.g. "20180504142528779_003"

That was added in May 2018

[Bennachie]

Tells you when the picture was taken and uploaded. Reasonable assumption as to how long they have had it..........

[n12maser]

e.g. look at this sorry 991.1 Carrera

http://locator.porsche.com/ipl-customer/ipl/detail...

Right click on the photo to see it's been there since December '17.

[douglasgdmw]

n12maser said:

just had a play about & here's one way (i think).

once you are on a car's page on the Used Locator, simply right-click in Chrome on any of the car's photos, then choose "Save Image As...."

The first few numbers in the filename that the image wants to be saved as will give away how long the car has been on their server.

E.g. "20180504142528779_003"

That was added in May 2018

Yep spot on. Was not going to publicise in case Porsche ever close that loophole in how they display the cars on the website