300k for 2000 miles

300k for 2000 miles

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MOTK

Original Poster:

324 posts

141 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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Apologies if a repost, but that's some kind of bath isn't it?
Sold for 580, must have been an 850ish car with mso options in 2018? eek
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2018-mclaren-s...

rat rod

4,997 posts

72 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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MOTK said:
Apologies if a repost, but that's some kind of bath isn't it?
Sold for 580, must have been an 850ish car with mso options in 2018? eek
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2018-mclaren-s...
yikes

CharlesElliott

2,050 posts

289 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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Wheel_Turned_Out

1,051 posts

45 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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CharlesElliott said:
"The full factory specification is included below, and the car’s new list price was £794,635."

Sold for £605k with just 902 miles! That's a ferocious loss to just have something sitting in your garage, which isn't even that nice to look at. laugh

Also, from the first ad, this struck me as a little odd. "During their ownership, the car has been enjoyed as intended, and while it has never seen the race track..."

I thought that's exactly what they were intended for!

ChocolateFrog

28,577 posts

180 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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Wheel_Turned_Out said:
CharlesElliott said:
"The full factory specification is included below, and the car’s new list price was £794,635."

Sold for £605k with just 902 miles! That's a ferocious loss to just have something sitting in your garage, which isn't even that nice to look at. laugh

Also, from the first ad, this struck me as a little odd. "During their ownership, the car has been enjoyed as intended, and while it has never seen the race track..."

I thought that's exactly what they were intended for!
laugh

Salesmen will be salesmen regardless of the industry.

andrew

10,089 posts

199 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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Wheel_Turned_Out said:
CharlesElliott said:
"The full factory specification is included below, and the car’s new list price was £794,635."

Sold for £605k with just 902 miles! That's a ferocious loss to just have something sitting in your garage, which isn't even that nice to look at. laugh

Also, from the first ad, this struck me as a little odd. "During their ownership, the car has been enjoyed as intended, and while it has never seen the race track..."

I thought that's exactly what they were intended for!
£200 per mile rofl

Ferruccio

1,840 posts

126 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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MOTK said:
Apologies if a repost, but that's some kind of bath isn't it?
Sold for 580, must have been an 850ish car with mso options in 2018? eek
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2018-mclaren-s...
£580k? £524k +£6k, no?

anonymous-user

61 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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Noted this was Ascot - was this auctioned by the dealer? Forgive my naivety, but is that a thing? Or just coincidence

ETA: it does say private seller.

Edited by anonymous-user on Saturday 27th March 22:09

anonymous-user

61 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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Eye watering loss. But it's probably but short change to folk who can afford and buy these cars new.

supersport

4,255 posts

234 months

Saturday 27th March 2021
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Not enjoyed at all would be a more apt description.

IMI A

9,665 posts

208 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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Looks similar to a certain youtubers Senna? Still strong money as 765 LT proving to be as quick and fun real world. Makes Senna look preposterous at £750k just on the performance metrics alone doubt owners care.

ChocolateFrog

28,577 posts

180 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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Chappo1 said:
Eye watering loss. But it's probably but short change to folk who can afford and buy these cars new.
I bet some people bought them assuming they would follow P1, 675LT depreciation curves rather than MP4-12C or 720S.

av185

19,415 posts

134 months

Sunday 28th March 2021
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Depends which way you look at depreciation in ££ s or percemtage loss relative to new cost.

Percentage wise of new cost its not bad over 3 years for an unpopular high end car even though in actua money lost terms it is huge.

Especially compared to the blue nice spec 2 year old 5k mile 720S Performance which sold last year on CC at c £130k which is half price and 50% depreciation.

A black 1 year old 2k mile 600 LT also sold on CC for similar money shortly after which depreciation wise was an even better bargain.