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Anyone got £185k knocking around?
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Norfolk & Idea
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T8 said:
Err, you can just about. And that would be my choice. If only....
FRZ 911 said:Very nice indeed although, I wonder if you could get the garish decals removed off the rear wings for the remaining fiver? :dont know:
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Great car ...... but to me those decals to me just shout "r'sole" ...... but I am particularly grumpy this morning ......
MisterCorn
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madalaa said:FRZ 911 said:Very nice indeed although, I wonder if you could get the garish decals removed off the rear wings for the remaining fiver? :dont know:
+1
Great car ...... but to me those decals to me just shout "r'sole" ...... but I am particularly grumpy this morning ......
Retirement is clearly working for you Andy. Hope you are keeping well.
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T8
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Norfolk & Idea said:
In recent months I've only seen one RHD car under £200k and that was/is a private sale probably for a car not delivered yet.
Either way ........ at c£200k, to drive, the 991 would be my choice too but I reckon the 997 will hold its' value better.
s2000db
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T8 said:
Ok there's a cpl for sale at £205k at OPC's but it seems they only really sell quickly if they're under £200, which frankly makes the current prices of the 997's look ridiculous imo, but good luck if you can get it!
Once the interest rates start to rise, and the Fed has signalled this already, all these extreme overs, will start to evaporate and a lot of peeps will get their fingers burnt.. (it's always cyclical).
There must be thousands of cars of different makes (not particularly rare or classic) sitting in dealers at extreme overs, and there's just not that amount of customers out there, something's gotta give, and soonish, imo, ymmv, etc.
FZP
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I can't see myself parting with that kind of money for one. My pain threshold would be £125k. There are too many nice cars above that price point.
What makes it harder to swallow is the price of these cars in North America. A good snout around will find some nice cars over there.
What makes it harder to swallow is the price of these cars in North America. A good snout around will find some nice cars over there.
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