Back in the 1990's Bramley always dabbled in 89 Speedsters with cars often spending a couple of years in their garage before being sold and them repeating the exercise with fresh stocks Fast forward 20 years and maybe they are about to start over again this time with the Spyders [
] One thing for sure their car is probably lowest mileage latest registered example on offer anywhere in the world today and their new price certainly reflects it's unique place in the world wide web Similar very low mileage cars at OPC's have shifted much quicker. Bramley's car was often much higher. They must want to be the last trader with one [ORIGINAL: daro911Back in the 1990's Bramley always dabbled in 89 Speedsters with cars often spending a couple of years in their garage before being sold and them repeating the exercise with fresh stocks  Fast forward 20 years and maybe they are about to start over again this time with the Spyders [
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They are the last trader with a delivery mileage exampleORIGINAL: flat6Similar very low mileage cars at OPC's have shifted much quicker. Bramley's car was often much higher. They must want to be the last trader with one [ORIGINAL: daro911Back in the 1990's Bramley always dabbled in 89 Speedsters with cars often spending a couple of years in their garage before being sold and them repeating the exercise with fresh stocks  Fast forward 20 years and maybe they are about to start over again this time with the Spyders [
They'll be the last trader with any Spyder[ORIGINAL: daro911They are the last trader with a delivery mileage exampleORIGINAL: flat6Similar very low mileage cars at OPC's have shifted much quicker. Bramley's car was often much higher. They must want to be the last trader with one [ORIGINAL: daro911Back in the 1990's Bramley always dabbled in 89 Speedsters with cars often spending a couple of years in their garage before being sold and them repeating the exercise with fresh stocks  Fast forward 20 years and maybe they are about to start over again this time with the Spyders [
] I'm going to put £6K on my personal evaluation of mine[]
Made me laugh anyway! Tough choice with the Bramley car. Pay them £46k for the last new one or £36500 (less haggling) for John's red car with 8500 miles and a full 2 year warranty at Nottingham... They must be very colour sensitive on the price, our white cars must be in the early fifties now, the only way is up!!!!! Reminds me of a tale an old hand at court was telling about interesting sales techniques. Back in the day he wanted to change his Ferrari and test drove a testarossa at a highly regarded dealer local to me. For one reason or another, it was not the car for him and so he kept looking. He was then surprised to see a younger lower mileage car advertised by the dealer and rang him up to ask him why he hadn't been contacted about it. The reply "I didn't think you could afford it". Obviously my man couldn't accept this affront to his ego - oh yes I can and don't be giving me any discount either! To this day he is still not entirely clear what the deal cost him and a change in the market led him to losing shed loads on the car in due course!ORIGINAL: flat6 Hopefully received in the jovial spirit that was intended [
] But you could be realistic before rushing to you insurers to up your value. Two. Currently five cars on Autotrader. One private sale two independent and two Porsche Centre Cars. If you were to buy all five £183.746. So average price coming out at £36.792[:-]
] Dublin OPC doesn't count is as it is in a different country - you'll be adding the ones in Germany next!
Rob if yours is far from average that could be taken as below or above[&:] - as you requested I have removed the Dublin car from my previous Autotrader findings and the new maths is below:- Thus making four cars available on Autotrader total price £143.796 So the average price has now fallen (in a morning £843) and an average Spyder is now £35.949[ORIGINAL: rob.kellock Mine however is far from average!! [
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Rob have you seen this discussion on [link=http://www.planet-9.com/987-cayman-boxster-chat/70739-spyder-production-numbers.html]http://www.planet-9.com/987-cayman-boxster-chat/70739-spyder-production-numbers.html[/link] I took my 2011 Spyder to an all German, Father's Day Car show. There were spectacular cars, including a perfect Gullwing, SL's, numerous 911's and 356's, and many rare BMW's. Immediately after I drove in, a crowd flocked around my Guards Red Spyder. People photographed it all day. The more I stood back and looked at my car, the more amazed I was by its good looks. I agree, the Spyder is a fairly rare Porsche that should hold its value pretty well during those early depreciation years. There's got to be some way to get production numbers. I'd love to see a registry started. Unfortunately, many Spyders are already in the hands of second owners. The soft top seems to be the prime reason for selling, from what I can gather. John [/ul]ORIGINAL: rob.kellock Careful, someone might snap it up. Nearly 3000 hits on here now, never underestimate the pulling power of the Spyder [
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]] Porsche Boxster Spyder, £ 36,991 With 2 Years of Porsche Approved Warranty Save vehicle Car data Displacement: 3,400 cc Power Output: 305 bhp Drivetrain: 2-WD Transmission: Manual Fuel: Petrol Colour: Arctic Silver Metallic Colour (interior): Black leatherette interior with sports seats leather Location of the car: Porsche Centre Wilmslow Vehicle Ident Number: WP0ZZZ98ZBS740095 Mileage: 14,734 m Registration Year: 07/10 Consumption - urban: 14.2 l/100km (19.9 mpg) Consumption - extra urban: 7.1 l/100km (39.8 mpg) Consumption combined: 9.7 l/100 km (29.1 mpg) CO2-Emissions combined: 221 g Price: £ 36,991 Equipment 19-inch Boxster Spyder Wheel 6-speed manual transmission Cup holder Fully automatic climate control Heated seats Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) Porsche Communication Management (PCM) including navigation module Sound Package Plus including CD storage Sport shifter Sports seats Telephone module for PCM Universal audio interface 2 Years Porsche Approved Warranty Contact details Request more information Porsche Centre Wilmslow Stratstone House, Wilmslow Road
Good job I'm not a betting man - car you found is remarkably similar spec To the one daro911 found a few pages back!
] Ceramic brakes and manual box probably clinch it for me. If I was going PDK, I think I'd go 981 instead because it is better.] I 'think' it has PSE even though they don't say. It has chrome exhaust tips (a la PSE) and seems to have a button where the PSE button should be. Doesn't have SC but that can be retro-fitted less the dashboard wart.
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