Good value facelift 996 in uxbridge...
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www.911virgin.com/stock.htm
black car, 4th down. Seems very good value. Anyone know anything about it? I know I could call them and ask the mileage - but just wondered if anyone else already has...
black car, 4th down. Seems very good value. Anyone know anything about it? I know I could call them and ask the mileage - but just wondered if anyone else already has...
stevo6 said:
www.911virgin.com/stock.htm
black car, 4th down. Seems very good value. Anyone know anything about it? I know I could call them and ask the mileage - but just wondered if anyone else already has...
black car, 4th down. Seems very good value. Anyone know anything about it? I know I could call them and ask the mileage - but just wondered if anyone else already has...
Henry?
www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=48&t=388397
I saw that one - liked the look.
must have a few miles on though.....(not that that an issue is it Henry
- it is a '03 car FFS!)
I saw that one - liked the look.
must have a few miles on though.....(not that that an issue is it Henry
- it is a '03 car FFS!)Vesuvius 996 said:
sportsandclassic said:
What is this mileage thing i see on every post to do with henry ? i must of missed something
Thanks
mike
sports and classic
Thanks
mike
sports and classic
He won't tell you over the phone. Says it's not relevant
All part of his banter!!
Yes but he puts the milage on Auto trader when ever he has a car on there !! All banter I reckon
Vesuvius 996 said:
sportsandclassic said:
What is this mileage thing i see on every post to do with henry ? i must of missed something
He won't tell you over the phone. Says it's not relevant
All part of his banter!!
Bet it is when he's buying!! I would be amazed if he'll bid on anything without knowing how many it's done...........
I`ll guess at 77,905 miles.
Once again.... the number on the speedo dictates the most we can ask for a car, the car it`s self the price up to that point. There is not correlation between the amount of work a car has done and the number on the speedo. So yes, the number on the speedo has a bearing on the price of a car but definitely not it`s condition.
Serviced at the opc at the start of the year then 2k with a well known specialist on brakes all round etc. Possibly the finest driving 996 I`ve experienced this year.
The reason we put the mileages on the auto trader ads (and the ads on here as well usually) is because mostly it`s just an open bun fight to attract interest. With our website I don`t want people to simply play hunt the number because with older cars (and many of our cars are well over 5 years) that simply isn`t the way to go. I appreciate with something like the Cayman it`s so new that there will be little difference in condition terms between the cars and so there numbers play more of a part in determining which car to buy (though even then there is a strong argument to say that thousands of pounds less spent at the expense of some numbers on the speedo could save you depreciation in the future).
I love cars like this because I think they are great value for money and make me excited selling them. Anyone can offer good cars if they are hugely expensive but a good "price range" car takes a bit more hunting. Let`s see how long it lasts.
Henry
Henry
Once again.... the number on the speedo dictates the most we can ask for a car, the car it`s self the price up to that point. There is not correlation between the amount of work a car has done and the number on the speedo. So yes, the number on the speedo has a bearing on the price of a car but definitely not it`s condition.
Serviced at the opc at the start of the year then 2k with a well known specialist on brakes all round etc. Possibly the finest driving 996 I`ve experienced this year.
The reason we put the mileages on the auto trader ads (and the ads on here as well usually) is because mostly it`s just an open bun fight to attract interest. With our website I don`t want people to simply play hunt the number because with older cars (and many of our cars are well over 5 years) that simply isn`t the way to go. I appreciate with something like the Cayman it`s so new that there will be little difference in condition terms between the cars and so there numbers play more of a part in determining which car to buy (though even then there is a strong argument to say that thousands of pounds less spent at the expense of some numbers on the speedo could save you depreciation in the future).
I love cars like this because I think they are great value for money and make me excited selling them. Anyone can offer good cars if they are hugely expensive but a good "price range" car takes a bit more hunting. Let`s see how long it lasts.
Henry
Henry
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