Someone pls explain: 3+ yr old = 183 miles
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Pretty common to give allocations of low volume Porsches to people who don't want to drive them..Just look at the low miles on some of the GT3s and RSs for sale..There are a couple of gen2 GT3s in manual or PDK with just 140m on the odo..Its a totally daft and unfair allocation system some OPCs employ IMO.
These new GT Porsche buyers need to be vetted more carefully by OPCs as the current system is not doing Porsche's brand image any favours whatsoever.The same shenanigans goes on in the US much to the delight of McLaren, Lambo etc who are gaining new custom from some pissed disillusioned long term Porsche customers.
Going back to this Spyder where the seller has scored an own goal by speccing 18 ways.
These new GT Porsche buyers need to be vetted more carefully by OPCs as the current system is not doing Porsche's brand image any favours whatsoever.The same shenanigans goes on in the US much to the delight of McLaren, Lambo etc who are gaining new custom from some pissed disillusioned long term Porsche customers.
Going back to this Spyder where the seller has scored an own goal by speccing 18 ways.
http://locator.porsche.com/ipl-customer/ipl/detail...
What about this one..!
The first owner must have picked it up with a flat bed and stored it in his garage from day one..
What about this one..!
The first owner must have picked it up with a flat bed and stored it in his garage from day one..
Edited by Taffy66 on Monday 17th September 10:42
Taffy66 said:
http://locator.porsche.com/ipl-customer/ipl/detail...
What about this one..!
The first owner must have picked it up with a flat bed and stored it in his garage from day one..
It's ridiculous isn't it. There are a handful of uber low mileage 991.1 RS's up for sale at the moment....I am sure they've all been sold to secure an allocation of a new car. What about this one..!
The first owner must have picked it up with a flat bed and stored it in his garage from day one..
Edited by Taffy66 on Monday 17th September 10:42
Taffy66 said:
http://locator.porsche.com/ipl-customer/ipl/detail...
What about this one..!
The first owner must have picked it up with a flat bed and stored it in his garage from day one..
not interested in high mileage example, can anyone find lower? What about this one..!
The first owner must have picked it up with a flat bed and stored it in his garage from day one..
Edited by Taffy66 on Monday 17th September 10:42
Taffy66 said:
Pretty common to give allocations of low volume Porsches to people who don't want to drive them..Just look at the low miles on some of the GT3s and RSs for sale..There are a couple of gen2 GT3s in manual or PDK with just 140m on the odo..Its a totally daft and unfair allocation system some OPCs employ IMO.
These new GT Porsche buyers need to be vetted more carefully by OPCs as the current system is not doing Porsche's brand image any favours whatsoever.The same shenanigans goes on in the US much to the delight of McLaren, Lambo etc who are gaining new custom from some pissed disillusioned long term Porsche customers.
Going back to this Spyder where the seller has scored an own goal by speccing 18 ways.
I am at a loss on how the system works... I’m off to the continent to try to get my hands on the next gen Spyder (or GT4) as I’ve been told by several OPCs I have no chance of getting one. I want list price, and I will drive it and enjoy it, so therefore why can’t I buy one ?These new GT Porsche buyers need to be vetted more carefully by OPCs as the current system is not doing Porsche's brand image any favours whatsoever.The same shenanigans goes on in the US much to the delight of McLaren, Lambo etc who are gaining new custom from some pissed disillusioned long term Porsche customers.
Going back to this Spyder where the seller has scored an own goal by speccing 18 ways.
Cheib said:
It's ridiculous isn't it. There are a handful of uber low mileage 991.1 RS's up for sale at the moment....I am sure they've all been sold to secure an allocation of a new car.
17m...?!?! So they are selling them now, to secure an allocation of a new car, which will also do 20miles in three years...? I don’t blame the individual making a profit, but the system of allocation which is staining Porsche’s reputation.
I agree with some comments here about newish cars being sold over list. Opc are just as guilty with almost new GT4 & Spyders sold over list prices.
I had my name down at 2 opc for a GT4 for over a year did I get one no.
Despite owning loads of Porsches and using them for servicing.
I want to buy a car at !ist like posts above mentioned not all of us are in the position to pay huge over lists and frankly why should we on a newish car.
A different story on old classics paying high prices but not what we are taking about.
Think it can be annoying to genuine enthusiasts who really want a car .
At least get back to list on newish so called limited models.
I had my name down at 2 opc for a GT4 for over a year did I get one no.
Despite owning loads of Porsches and using them for servicing.
I want to buy a car at !ist like posts above mentioned not all of us are in the position to pay huge over lists and frankly why should we on a newish car.
A different story on old classics paying high prices but not what we are taking about.
Think it can be annoying to genuine enthusiasts who really want a car .
At least get back to list on newish so called limited models.
I don’t really get the moaning. If anyone wants a latest shape GT car there are loads on offer. Pay a premium over list and drive it if that’s what you want to do.
Forget the list rrp price. The prices are what’s on offer on PH classified.
The only reason for not buying one is they feel hard done by in someone else making a profit on the car I’m sure.
And lots who have name down on the lists or buy them are purely because the market feels the cars are worth a bit more and it’s an easy ££
Forget the list rrp price. The prices are what’s on offer on PH classified.
The only reason for not buying one is they feel hard done by in someone else making a profit on the car I’m sure.
And lots who have name down on the lists or buy them are purely because the market feels the cars are worth a bit more and it’s an easy ££
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