308/328 Values

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POORCARDEALER

8,524 posts

241 months

Wednesday 14th March 2018
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glenn911C4S said:
Are the first 308 fuel injection cars the least desirable of the 308 range, if so why?
Lower power, no induction roar you get with the carb cars.

Behemoth

2,105 posts

131 months

Wednesday 14th March 2018
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POORCARDEALER said:
Lower power, no induction roar you get with the carb cars.
Having owned both I'd say don't dismiss the injected 2 valve. The power difference is miniscule in real life use. If you find a well kept example, go for it. It's just as much a 308 as any other.

bertie

8,550 posts

284 months

Thursday 15th March 2018
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glenn911C4S said:
Are the first 308 fuel injection cars the least desirable of the 308 range, if so why?
Yes, reduced power compared to earlier carb cars.

Later QV restored it.

So in terms of desirability they run carb, then QV then injection

MitchT

15,867 posts

209 months

Saturday 14th April 2018
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I've started to see RHD, pre-ABS 328s with circa 40-50k miles around the £80k mark, so clearly prices are softening a little. It's interesting 'cause when you look around you see these mixed up with comparable ones that have clearly been on the market longer as they're still in the £100k-120k ballpark.

Messer

127 posts

198 months

Wednesday 9th May 2018
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I’ve been considering selling my Lancia integrale evo2 and buying a 308 so started doing some research.

Just considering at the moment ,love my delta so need to somehow try sitting in and getting a passenger ride or something. I’m working on that.

What confuses me is that pricing is literally everywhere. I get that the gtsi is the least desirable and I appear to be starting at £50k now for a red gtsi. And 55k up for carb/q.v.
Some
Are like 70-80-90-120k!

I’m starting to thing these are going to ‘do a dino’ 😂

Welshbeef

49,633 posts

198 months

Wednesday 9th May 2018
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Messer said:
I’ve been considering selling my Lancia integrale evo2 and buying a 308 so started doing some research.

Just considering at the moment ,love my delta so need to somehow try sitting in and getting a passenger ride or something. I’m working on that.

What confuses me is that pricing is literally everywhere. I get that the gtsi is the least desirable and I appear to be starting at £50k now for a red gtsi. And 55k up for carb/q.v.
Some
Are like 70-80-90-120k!

I’m starting to thing these are going to ‘do a dino’ ??
But the Dino has numbers on its side this has much higher volume so I’d not think £500k would be doable — then again!

POORCARDEALER

8,524 posts

241 months

Wednesday 9th May 2018
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[quote=Messer]I’ve been considering selling my Lancia integrale evo2 and buying a 308 so started doing some research.

Just considering at the moment ,love my delta so need to somehow try sitting in and getting a passenger ride or something. I’m working on that.

What confuses me is that pricing is literally everywhere. I get that the gtsi is the least desirable and I appear to be starting at £50k now for a red gtsi. And 55k up for carb/q.v.
Some
Are like 70-80-90-120k!

I’m starting to thing these are going to ‘do a dino’ ??
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They are coming down rather than going up

Messer

127 posts

198 months

Wednesday 9th May 2018
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Only really been looking at prices for last couple of months. Are they dropping now?

Lancia’s evo’s are still rising, so maybe my money is wiser in my Lancia for a while then..

Welshbeef

49,633 posts

198 months

Wednesday 9th May 2018
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Messer said:
Only really been looking at prices for last couple of months. Are they dropping now?

Lancia’s evo’s are still rising, so maybe my money is wiser in my Lancia for a while then..
As with anything crystal ball if you knew you’d not be on here.

Instead buy the car you like and enjoy it £ increase is a quality problem but trying to hunt out appreciators and market conditions given were at the top of the bubble (possibly) is a fairly punchy move

Behemoth

2,105 posts

131 months

Wednesday 9th May 2018
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Messer said:
I’ve been considering selling my Lancia integrale evo2 and buying a 308 so started doing some research.

Just considering at the moment ,love my delta so need to somehow try sitting in and getting a passenger ride or something. I’m working on that.

What confuses me is that pricing is literally everywhere.
I've both. Huge variation in pricing is the same in the Integrale world. Focus on condition.

I love them both but If I had to choose between my 8v Kat & the 308, the 308 would win (regardless of values)

MitchT

15,867 posts

209 months

Thursday 10th May 2018
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Messer said:
What confuses me is that pricing is literally everywhere...
There were numerous iterations of the 308 with varying specifications, numbers produced and relative desirability, hence the broad spread of prices. Also, as I mentioned earlier with regard to 328s, if someone has just advertised a car it might be cheaper than an identical one that was listed a few months ago (and hasn't yet sold) as prices have softened somewhat recently.

jaisharma

1,012 posts

183 months

Tuesday 15th May 2018
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Behemoth said:
I've both. Huge variation in pricing is the same in the Integrale world. Focus on condition.

I love them both but If I had to choose between my 8v Kat & the 308, the 308 would win (regardless of values)
Same 308 over grale choice for me but a close run thing.

jaisharma

1,012 posts

183 months

Tuesday 15th May 2018
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Behemoth said:
I've both. Huge variation in pricing is the same in the Integrale world. Focus on condition.

I love them both but If I had to choose between my 8v Kat & the 308, the 308 would win (regardless of values)
Same 308 over grale choice for me but a close run thing.

Maranellohouse

172 posts

208 months

Tuesday 22nd May 2018
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Messer said:
I’ve been considering selling my Lancia integrale evo2 and buying a 308 so started doing some research.

Just considering at the moment ,love my delta so need to somehow try sitting in and getting a passenger ride or something. I’m working on that.

What confuses me is that pricing is literally everywhere. I get that the gtsi is the least desirable and I appear to be starting at £50k now for a red gtsi. And 55k up for carb/q.v.
Some
Are like 70-80-90-120k!

I’m starting to thing these are going to ‘do a dino’ ??
Lol that red GTSi at £50k you've seen for sale is most likely mine. Having owned 7 integrales in the 18 years I've owned the 308 I to would agree that its a hard decision (probably shooting myself in the foot there). The Grale's are such a special car. The 308 for me however is just that bit more special and surprisingly user friendly. Mine wouldn't be for sale if I hadn't agreed 5 years ago to buy another F car from a close friend.

Messer

127 posts

198 months

Sunday 3rd June 2018
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The one I saw is at a dealer, but I do remember your name I’m sure you did a blog on a restoration on a grand from memory..

996Type

711 posts

152 months

Friday 3rd May 2019
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Nearly another year past and some cars being advertised around the £45K mark again in LHD.

Lots of cars seem to be hanging around now more, would still love an early GTB with narrow front dam......

Rari

123 posts

195 months

Friday 3rd May 2019
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What is your budget and LHD or RHD?


AA121

244 posts

198 months

Friday 20th September 2019
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Probably not the correct thread to add this to but had this back for around 3 weeks now since a little bit of a conversion and refurb from race car to fast road car. Very happy with it, fantastic fun to drive and thought I'd share...








priley

504 posts

188 months

Friday 20th September 2019
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Nice. I bought one a few weeks ago. A very original car that had been stored for 28 years (feel free to check out the video below). After a few running issues I've been out in it again today and now have the confidence to push the engine a little more. A wonderful car.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icEyhtJQMTQ&t=...

Roony

378 posts

229 months

Thursday 26th September 2019
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Nice video, great car...



priley said:
Nice. I bought one a few weeks ago. A very original car that had been stored for 28 years (feel free to check out the video below). After a few running issues I've been out in it again today and now have the confidence to push the engine a little more. A wonderful car.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icEyhtJQMTQ&t=...