Decent spec/price on autotrader
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That car is almost identical to mine - same year, also a '66' plate, exact same spec - panoramic roof, same alloys, black pack, interior extras all the same. The only difference between my car and that car is the fixed spoiler which it has (and I didn't want). I got my car almost a year ago today with only 4000 miles on the clock for almost the exact same price...
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Um.... doesn't make sense to me.
The company selling the car, according to HMRC closed in July last year with £2 left in the bank. The signature was from a previous leasing company which is now active again with a description of "Euro Imports specialising in the import/export of quality cars and spare parts to/from UK/EU and Globally".
They had a website with matching postcode to the Autotrader one, just one car for sale, a white Porsche Cayenne GTS but on Autotrader there are 4 other cars all with reg plates showing apart from the F-Type. The pictures also show a red 911, a Panama, a Golf R behind a van etc.
The sills are scuffed so someone has been in and out of the car. Could be an import/export with a new odometer which we have seen before on recovered euro cars.
Or could be a very cherished and loved car (desperate for an oil change) and a new owner.
The company selling the car, according to HMRC closed in July last year with £2 left in the bank. The signature was from a previous leasing company which is now active again with a description of "Euro Imports specialising in the import/export of quality cars and spare parts to/from UK/EU and Globally".
They had a website with matching postcode to the Autotrader one, just one car for sale, a white Porsche Cayenne GTS but on Autotrader there are 4 other cars all with reg plates showing apart from the F-Type. The pictures also show a red 911, a Panama, a Golf R behind a van etc.
The sills are scuffed so someone has been in and out of the car. Could be an import/export with a new odometer which we have seen before on recovered euro cars.
Or could be a very cherished and loved car (desperate for an oil change) and a new owner.
It’s got 230 odd miles on. It’s little more than delivery mileage. Yes, if genuine I would say that is decent value. It’s essentially unused with no wear/tear on seats, tyres, engine, anything. Someone buying that I would get it serviced at Jag, get the inspection done, get the warranty on it and enjoy it.
Buying a car with even just 10k on clock - when you put it in perspective - has done equivalent to John o groats to lands end over 11 times. 230 odd miles is brand new mechanically - if genuine.
Buying a car with even just 10k on clock - when you put it in perspective - has done equivalent to John o groats to lands end over 11 times. 230 odd miles is brand new mechanically - if genuine.