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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!
- Thread starter daro911
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Yes your right anything limited or a bit special not a chance in hell of getting one, tried with about 3 models now only to be insulted by offering other models I never even asked about.
This overs is out of hand even at main dealers say for instance like the 25th edition averaging 10k /15k over what it was brand new.
Takes some people's budget out of reach this overs and denies a car for the true enthusiasts.
Top tip the Esso card.
Enjoy the new car looks fantastic.[]
How much is that in pence per litre, Ian? i, and the rest of the UK, stopped using gallons in 1995!Ian Gilmour said:I’ve just paid £7.80 for a gallon of V power in Wetherby, probably the most expensive town for petrol in the whole of Yorkshire, if not the UK. At least now I have enough fuel to get me to somewhere where petrol is cheaper.
When I went to school last century they taught mathsWollemi said:How much is that in pence per litre, Ian? i, and the rest of the UK, stopped using gallons in 1995!Ian Gilmour said:I’ve just paid £7.80 for a gallon of V power in Wetherby, probably the most expensive town for petrol in the whole of Yorkshire, if not the UK. At least now I have enough fuel to get me to somewhere where petrol is cheaper.
£1.715p per litre in new world order decimalisation era
Very nice wish you Happy Motoring [8D]MrDemon said:Picked up a 718 Spyder to go with the 987 Spyder also ;-) right spec etc, been after one for a while. Buckets, manual, Carbon etc you all know me by now to know the spec.
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And for some of on here of a certain age that was 325 in old pennies pre decimalisation []daro911 said:When I went to school last century they taught mathsWollemi said:How much is that in pence per litre, Ian? i, and the rest of the UK, stopped using gallons in 1995!Ian Gilmour said:I’ve just paid £7.80 for a gallon of V power in Wetherby, probably the most expensive town for petrol in the whole of Yorkshire, if not the UK. At least now I have enough fuel to get me to somewhere where petrol is cheaper.
£1.715p per litre in new world order decimalisation era
I ask as my new silent (Petrol Particulate Filter[]) daily driver needs an exhaust change and Classicline have come back with a new premium for £47 odd more than the agreed figure due to exhaust swap
Anyone had this experience with there 718's
Virtue not rewarded!
CLIFFWILKINS said:£7.58 a gallon [] getting ridiculous I have just done a 500 mile round trip to Wales it cost a fortune. Oh happy days.[]
Any pleasure and leisure we once had in everything is going.
Fast forward 2 weeks and today its £8.31 per gallon [] so my short blast in the sun for pure fun just cost me circa £10[&:]
Happy days NOT!
so not really an issue . about £7 more to fill up the tank from the lows ! £7.04 a gallon here already.
Just done a further check on line Esso near me is £1.459 £6.63 a gallon and with esso you use your PCGB WEX card and get some more money off
MrDemon said:Oils dropping like a stone was 130 a barrel now it's 102 and dropping, was this price 2 weeks a go ,should show in the pumps at lower prices tomorrow. Seen 154.9p TODAY !!
Mr D lets hope your predictions are on the money
14/03/22
Oil prices fell below the $110 per barrel mark early on Monday after China locked down several cities because of a surge in COVID cases and Russia and Ukraine separately signaled progress in talks that continue today.
As of 7:30 a.m. EDT on Monday, [link=https://oilprice.com/oil-price-charts/#WTI-Crude]WTI Crude[/link] was down 5.75% at $103.12 and [link=https://oilprice.com/oil-price-charts/#Brent-Crude]Brent Crude[/link] was falling by 4.92% to $107.13.
spyderwhite
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spyderwhite
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Apart from the obvious crap sound what about the rest of the package over the 981?MrDemon said:718 is a great car but with a lot of small niggles imo. And it does sound **** Whole thing is frustrating. 987.2 still the best car for UK road fun by a country mile.
Agree on the 987 it is a real sore point that I moved mine on as it’s the perfect high days and holidays road car, just not feeling the new Porsche’s built post 9*7.2! And although I have ordered a Bgts which no doubt is a nice car but not a great car? I believe you know who owns my old Spyder now or has it been moved on? YS61***
Be interesting to know how it’s going?
better engine, better steering, better brakes, better chassis, better looks, newer car, apple play etc etc . GT3 font end, bigger tyres. PASM is good on this car, softer on bumpry roads PASM on works, unlike my GT3 I never touched PASM, you can turn it on in the 718 on better roads. It's trackable also and holds it own there. 981 you just have to like it for what it is, it's still a great car and still my other half'ss fav car I have had. Just was never for me not to run along side a 987.2 Spyder any way. So YS61 was yours, wow must be the best condition Spyder in the UK. My mate sold it to my other best mate . Great car, your 987.2 and It's been well loved by both my mates. Still mint as can be, imo the best one in the UK still. it now wears silver wheels over the black.
spyderwhite
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To me the only thing that would make it perfect were Xenons it has everything else!
Great car but very sadly missed and I regret the day I sold it!
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spyderwhite
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Needs buckets imho to achieve £85k. Soon as you put miles on it your down to low to mid 70s
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