Gransports getting cheap?
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When I bought my current 911 I had a quick look at Gransports - sorely tempted at the time.
I haven't looked at them in a couple of years, have they come down a lot in price?
These seem reasonable value
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3062659.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3119212.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2679027.htm
or do these cars have issues I am not seeing?
I haven't looked at them in a couple of years, have they come down a lot in price?
These seem reasonable value
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3062659.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/3119212.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2679027.htm
or do these cars have issues I am not seeing?
I looked at GS few years ago as alternative to 360 (before I bought 360) and TBH the prices were about the same...I mean asking prices. I have no idea how much they are actually sold for...I recon 25-27k is way too much, I would say good GS shouldn't be more than 20-22k nowdays...my opinion, I will not buy one anyway, would much prefer GranTurismo as everyday drive. They are nice cars though
cayman-black said:
Last two look good, one a main dealer so no problem just good value.
The last one has been for sale for quite a while. The first one - whats going on with the pictures in that?!Value wise, they were dear 3-4 years ago, then they seemes to stick at around £28-30k minmum for a decent one with good history (I looked for one for aaaages). This year, they've certainly dropped a lot with some being available for high teens (early, leggy ones).
The most expesnive ones lately have been very low miles, main dealer cars for high £30k's. On the forums, this is widely thought to be too dear for a GS. Right now, I reckon £25k would get you a nice one.
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