335i M Convertible
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Not a convertible and is £10k more than your first post?
Yeah, also not the same car, fickle ain't I
There seem to be some nice cars here:-
http://www.dovehousecars.com/default.asp
but I've never heard of them!
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http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201113383609843/
Get yourself over there, that one is private, get the seller to put an OPC warranty on the car at your expense (which will give it the health check you want doing too) so he can hand it on to you without you having to wait 90 days, and the jobs a goodun.
Is that a plan or what
Get yourself over there, that one is private, get the seller to put an OPC warranty on the car at your expense (which will give it the health check you want doing too) so he can hand it on to you without you having to wait 90 days, and the jobs a goodun.
Is that a plan or what
Its still not great because of the big front seats and small back window, but maybe, 10-12 years ago we didnt bother with booster seats
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201113383609843/
Get yourself over there, that one is private, get the seller to put an OPC warranty on the car at your expense (which will give it the health check you want doing too) so he can hand it on to you without you having to wait 90 days, and the jobs a goodun.
Is that a plan or what
How much is an OPC warranty on that? Is there any excess and how comprehensive is it? We're still talking large (£1-3k?) service bills on top of that for consumables no?
Its still not great because of the big front seats and small back window, but maybe, 10-12 years ago we didnt bother with booster seats
Back window? If you can see the back window on a soft top, you're clearly doing it wrong...
Warranty is about a grand and 200 quid odd for the inspection,covers everything important.
Yes hes going to pay a few quid in servicing but he wants a Porsche no?
I think for anyone that cant cough up 10k for an engine without it hurting OPC warranty is the only way to go, you want to enjoy these cars not worry about a big bill.
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Back window? If you can see the back window on a soft top, you're clearly doing it wrong...
You know what i mean, yea with the roof down things improve, if he gets a hard top in the end he gets small back windows
Oh, if you have kids and are planning on doing anything that needs bootspace for clothes/buggy/etc, you wont be able to drop the roof
Why, the engine is in the boot
If I was to get another Porsche (probably a Cayman) I'd only get it if I could get a Porsche warranty on it, it's not worth the worry without (please read as "I'm getting old and dull").
A grand sounds reasonable to me.
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Its without a doubt the absolutely best money you can spend.
Look at Will Gill at the moment, cracked cylinder on his 997 5.5k bill coming up.
120k miles i think it is, i havent looked for a while.
9 years and 125k miles its 1150 quid for a 997, bit cheaper if you take out the 2 year version.
this one is not bad for the money
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2708395.htm
or a little newer
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2501630.htm
if if you like that areo kit
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2710357.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2708395.htm
or a little newer
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2501630.htm
if if you like that areo kit
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2710357.htm
Anyone buying that last one wants their brain testing.
what up with it?
This one looks really nice and the spec looks good for a 40k car. Im not a fan of the areo kit but a lot of people seem to like it.
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2635421.htm
Its S money for a non S car in exchange for a ropey looking body kit.
I'd rather have the first one you picked out and 10k in my pocket than that last one.
And that blue one again i just couldnt pay 5/6/7 lumps over the odds just for a body kit.
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