Thoughts on this 720S
Discussion
Looks like it’s been around for a while, is that due to the mileage and being an early edition car with the red swoosh?
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202110278...
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202110278...
Great price, luxury specs are difficult to sell so you usually get a good deal, it’s also on the 5 spoke and in white, but if you like the spec I’d go for it. It’s probably the least desirable spec combo, but that means you get a bargain, and if you like it who cares how desirable it is. Mine is silver in luxury spec so also not very desirable, but the price I paid reflected that and I got an amazing car for the money.
Looks cracking, and with that mileage any issues shall of arisen and been resolved.
Its cheap enough that an interior change could be undertaken by d:class to your exact spec and you shall still be ahead; likewise with the wheels.
Push for a McLaren warranty to be included or contributed towards and its a great deal.
Its cheap enough that an interior change could be undertaken by d:class to your exact spec and you shall still be ahead; likewise with the wheels.
Push for a McLaren warranty to be included or contributed towards and its a great deal.
Same as this one which has come down a bit but still sticking at £140k
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202202162...
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202202162...
Implus1 said:
Same as this one which has come down a bit but still sticking at £140k
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202202162...
Whats not to like there?https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202202162...
Cracking colour, good mileage, from a dealer that knows McLarens, full history and Mclaren warranty.
Implus1 said:
Which is why I’m wondering why it’s sticking!
It’s a launch car with the 5 spokes and luxury spec. Prices are extremely spec heavy. I personally like the luxury spec and I also like Azores Orange. I think that’s a great deal again. Luxury specs are bargains, mine was £15k cheaper than the next comparable performance spec. There is also a Saros Blue one up for similar money from a McLaren dealer so 12 months warranty. You’ll find the cheapest ones are always either Saros, Azores or White with 5 spokes and luxury specs.drcarrera said:
cars4enjoying said:
...The only thing that might be hold it back is coupe vas spider which are more desirable.
And vastly more expensive!I can't think of anything else performance wise that even comes close in the lower end of the coupe price range.
Implus1 said:
Which is why I’m wondering why it’s sticking! Probably the ‘stigma’ of the lux pack and the lack of carbon?
When I was looking for mine, I made the mistake of listening to the many non McLaren owners opinions of spec, colour etc.Edited by Implus1 on Wednesday 16th March 08:51
Dont worry about Luxury or Performance they are exceptionally capable cars so if the decent amount of carbon options, wheels, colour and interior is to your liking, go see it, test drive it then get it bought. You will not be disappointed.
With regards mileage, the cars need driving and hopefully by now any issues will have been ironed out by the warranty.
Had my 2017 since June, added around 3000 miles so far with a trip to NC500 in a couple of weeks. Love the car and if I could use it as a daily, I would.
Edited by KevF on Saturday 2nd April 12:47
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