The £165K 991 GT3 has arrived as predicted...
Discussion
rejn said:
Thread resurrection, but is that the same car now for sale for £180k?
Cars in the south, cheaper than the Midland based ones.http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...
DT398 said:
Gasp. The £180k car still doesn't seem to be sold? Must be a mistake and the dealer has forgotten to update the ad. Still this thread seems to be still relevant as the £165k GT3 has arrived again. On the way back down from £180.....
Impact of the GT4 & the 991RS and a dose of LHD/reality.Anybody have any idea what the "book" value on these cars are.
Mine is a driver but insurance renewal is due. Value has a strong impact on premium, would be nice to know roughly where the values lie. I know a friend had an offer a few months ago of £150k.
Anybody with real world experience please feel to PM me.
Thanks in advance
Mine is a driver but insurance renewal is due. Value has a strong impact on premium, would be nice to know roughly where the values lie. I know a friend had an offer a few months ago of £150k.
Anybody with real world experience please feel to PM me.
Thanks in advance
Robbo66 said:
£150, 000 thought Porsche Insurance, 5% lift in premium.
Hiscox were 20% more in original quotation on my car, so not surprising there was no increase in premium. I think tha fact they didn't lift the premium tells it own story.
To be fair to Hiscox, you do pay more, but in my experience making a claim is a relative pleasure (at least it was when I had to claim on my house insurance, so I see no reason why same wouldn't apply with a car insurance claim).Hiscox were 20% more in original quotation on my car, so not surprising there was no increase in premium. I think tha fact they didn't lift the premium tells it own story.
Having said that, my car isn't currentky insured with Hiscox!
Edited by sidicks on Saturday 14th March 09:46
sidicks said:
Robbo66 said:
£150, 000 thought Porsche Insurance, 5% lift in premium.
Hiscox were 20% more in original quotation on my car, so not surprising there was no increase in premium. I think tha fact they didn't lift the premium tells it own story.
To be fair to Hiscox, you do pay more, but in my experience making a claim is a relative pleasure (at least it was when I had to claim on my house insurance, so I see no reason why same wouldn't apply with a car insurance claim).Hiscox were 20% more in original quotation on my car, so not surprising there was no increase in premium. I think tha fact they didn't lift the premium tells it own story.
Having said that, my car isn't currentky insured with Hiscox!
Edited by sidicks on Saturday 14th March 09:46
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