
Where’s the car price crash apocalypse ?
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Re: Where’s the car price crash apocalypse ?
Covid has been a common theme, although sometimes it’s disguised as “I haven’t driven the car much in the past three months, it’s a shame to let it sit there being unused so someone else should enjoy it”. Logic is a bit backwards on that one 

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Re: Where’s the car price crash apocalypse ?
I’m seeing the same as Harry. I can’t work out if it’s people who *need* to sell, or people expecting a crash and trying to get out early.
Either way, traditional supply/demand suggests this is only going one way.
Either way, traditional supply/demand suggests this is only going one way.
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I think demand in certain categories is on the up. A lot of people are coming out of the crisis having retained their jobs and having not spent much for a few months.
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Not much has changed at main dealers either, at least from the ones I've talked to.
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the camper was 20% under normal prices.. Covid sale.
Made just sold his mint 6k 991.2 Manual GT3 CS and got 122k after all commission etc, was offered 145 a year ago..
more indicative of the general top end as opposed to pure covid,
Made just sold his mint 6k 991.2 Manual GT3 CS and got 122k after all commission etc, was offered 145 a year ago..
more indicative of the general top end as opposed to pure covid,
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Re: Where’s the car price crash apocalypse ?
I now can’t remember if it was on here or Twitter, but someone asked about 996s with high mileages being a big bill waiting to happen and a couple replied that with those, especially engine-wise, you’ve either got a good one or its already gone wrong way before you get anywhere near the big miles.Carlos wrote: Thu Jun 25, 2020 8:24 pm That 3.6 996 looks a good honest car for £12,600 on Collecting Cars.
There’s been some bargains, I’m just wondering if they’re always going to be the runt of the litter so to speak.
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Re: Where’s the car price crash apocalypse ?
Why did he sell ? Needed the cashflow, or in expectation of it being £100k in six months’ time ?Foz wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2020 10:06 amMade just sold his mint 6k 991.2 Manual GT3 CS and got 122k after all commission etc, was offered 145 a year ago..
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992 Turbo S arriving this week..
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Re: Where’s the car price crash apocalypse ?
At a large discount, I hope.
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That’s still list price isn’t it. 6k miles of free motoring can’t be bad! (Mind you not sure how many Macans your friend had to buy before being offered the GT3)Foz wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2020 10:06 am the camper was 20% under normal prices.. Covid sale.
Made just sold his mint 6k 991.2 Manual GT3 CS and got 122k after all commission etc, was offered 145 a year ago..
more indicative of the general top end as opposed to pure covid,
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Some very decent Porsches on CC recently:
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/200 ... -996-turbo
£28k inc fees for a 76k miles car

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/198 ... -944-turbo
£14575 in fees, only 52k miles

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/200 ... -boxster-s
My favourite, a very pretty, ‘low risk’ 3.2 987 for £10123 (56k miles).

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/200 ... -996-turbo
£28k inc fees for a 76k miles car

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/198 ... -944-turbo
£14575 in fees, only 52k miles

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/200 ... -boxster-s
My favourite, a very pretty, ‘low risk’ 3.2 987 for £10123 (56k miles).
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None actually.Coaster1 wrote: Sun Jun 28, 2020 7:10 amThat’s still list price isn’t it. 6k miles of free motoring can’t be bad! (Mind you not sure how many Macans your friend had to buy before being offered the GT3)Foz wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2020 10:06 am the camper was 20% under normal prices.. Covid sale.
Made just sold his mint 6k 991.2 Manual GT3 CS and got 122k after all commission etc, was offered 145 a year ago..
more indicative of the general top end as opposed to pure covid,
991.1 GT3
Boxster spyder
991.2 GT3
The turbo S is actually harder to get one than the GT cars believe it or not, even more limited numbers and they want it to be as exclusive supposedly!
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I’d still have the 991.2 GT3 than the Turbo S
#predictable

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[mention]Foz[/mention] I think the convertible is certainly going to drop when its less sunny. My boxster was 11k at xmas, it will probably be a lot less soon as for some reason people think 50 quid a month tax is a lot of dough.
Still, I wouldnt look to change it as its great fun..... oh unless I run out of cash
Still, I wouldnt look to change it as its great fun..... oh unless I run out of cash
