Theres a 997 GT3 for sale at Porsche East London for 82 K !
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silverstone OPC had a white one with PCCBs for sale at the weekend for £97K. Seems to have gone now. The PCCB equipped models seem to command loads of money although they mostley come with bucket seats & so I guess that also pumps up the price. The steel brake models are fairly common & so I guess that reduces there price whilst inflating the price of the PCCB models.
82K does seem a tad cheap tho, maybe it was a typo
82K does seem a tad cheap tho, maybe it was a typo
Prices still seem pretty stable judging by Pistonheader's cars. 
7 cars below 90k and 3 above, although White seems to be saturating the market a little.
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/list.asp?g=1&...
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7 cars below 90k and 3 above, although White seems to be saturating the market a little.
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/list.asp?g=1&...
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yes one of the things thats stopping me from taking the plunge is the wet weather performance. Im in a c4s at the moment & the benefits of the much hated 4wd is that the fun doesnt stop when it rains. As its raining most of the time at the moment, an important consideration. I would hate to spalsh out on a car that wouldnt be as much fun in the wet, altho obviously in the dry it would be great. Any comments/views?
nemeton said:
yes one of the things thats stopping me from taking the plunge is the wet weather performance. Im in a c4s at the moment & the benefits of the much hated 4wd is that the fun doesnt stop when it rains. As its raining most of the time at the moment, an important consideration. I would hate to spalsh out on a car that wouldnt be as much fun in the wet, altho obviously in the dry it would be great. Any comments/views?
DO NOT be put off. As others on here will confirm I'm sure, it's pretty dam good in the wet. Much more so than the early mag. reports suggested when they drove the car on worn tyres. I drove mine back from Germany last December and two days later was chasing the Prodrive AMV8 developement car driven by a handy journo. across some evil fenland roads in appalling monsoon conditions with no probs. Coninued to use the car through the winter and never gave it a seconds thought. nemeton said:
yes one of the things thats stopping me from taking the plunge is the wet weather performance. Im in a c4s at the moment & the benefits of the much hated 4wd is that the fun doesnt stop when it rains. As its raining most of the time at the moment, an important consideration. I would hate to spalsh out on a car that wouldnt be as much fun in the wet, altho obviously in the dry it would be great. Any comments/views?
You don't take your car out in the rain do you?nemeton said:
silverstone OPC had a white one with PCCBs for sale at the weekend for £97K. Seems to have gone now. The PCCB equipped models seem to command loads of money although they mostley come with bucket seats & so I guess that also pumps up the price. The steel brake models are fairly common & so I guess that reduces there price whilst inflating the price of the PCCB models.
82K does seem a tad cheap tho, maybe it was a typo
i was thinking that it might have been a typo82K does seem a tad cheap tho, maybe it was a typo
flattotheboards said:
nemeton said:
silverstone OPC had a white one with PCCBs for sale at the weekend for £97K. Seems to have gone now. The PCCB equipped models seem to command loads of money although they mostley come with bucket seats & so I guess that also pumps up the price. The steel brake models are fairly common & so I guess that reduces there price whilst inflating the price of the PCCB models.
82K does seem a tad cheap tho, maybe it was a typo
i was thinking that it might have been a typo82K does seem a tad cheap tho, maybe it was a typo
ted 191 said:
flattotheboards said:
nemeton said:
silverstone OPC had a white one with PCCBs for sale at the weekend for £97K. Seems to have gone now. The PCCB equipped models seem to command loads of money although they mostley come with bucket seats & so I guess that also pumps up the price. The steel brake models are fairly common & so I guess that reduces there price whilst inflating the price of the PCCB models.
82K does seem a tad cheap tho, maybe it was a typo
i was thinking that it might have been a typo82K does seem a tad cheap tho, maybe it was a typo
Displacement: 3,600 cc
Power Output: 415 bhp
Drivetrain: 2-WD
Transmission: Manual
Colour: Meteor Grey Metallic
Vehicle Ident Number: WP0ZZZ99Z7S791246
Colour (interior): leather interior black, seats leather/Alcantara GT3
Mileage: 750 m
Registration Year: 03/07
Price: £88,898
cardigankid said:
nemeton said:
yes one of the things thats stopping me from taking the plunge is the wet weather performance. Im in a c4s at the moment & the benefits of the much hated 4wd is that the fun doesnt stop when it rains. As its raining most of the time at the moment, an important consideration. I would hate to spalsh out on a car that wouldnt be as much fun in the wet, altho obviously in the dry it would be great. Any comments/views?
You don't take your car out in the rain do you?
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