Question is Why won't it sell? Anyone seen it? Four other Spyders at Porsche Centre and average price of one would be £40.625.ORIGINAL: flat6 Now reduced to £33,995!! Dear oh dear!!![]()
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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!
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Big E
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I'm new to this Spyder thing but when I was looking I'd have bypassed that car, wrong wheels and wrong seats for me.ORIGINAL: jdpef356Question is Why won't it sell? Anyone seen it? Four other Spyders at Porsche Centre and average price of one would be £40.625.ORIGINAL: flat6 Now reduced to £33,995!! Dear oh dear!!![]()
right price though[I'm new to this Spyder thing but when I was looking I'd have bypassed that car, wrong wheels and wrong seats for me.
Other than saving weight[ORIGINAL: jdpef356 New page new Spyder pic![]()
To stop false alarms? Parked up with the roof down it could end up going off all the time in the wind?
Not if you add, Spyder wheels and buckets seats at 10k Still makes he car look expensive, needs to be sub 30k.ORIGINAL: dyllanright price though[I'm new to this Spyder thing but when I was looking I'd have bypassed that car, wrong wheels and wrong seats for me.]
But the standard Boxster doesn't go off in the wind and neither does my Mini[&o] So can't accept that one Mr K[ORIGINAL: rob.kellock To stop false alarms? Parked up with the roof down it could end up going off all the time in the wind?
You forget to mention £6k for a respray to the more favoured shades tooORIGINAL: MrDemonNot if you add, Spyder wheels and buckets seats at 10k Still makes he car look expensive, needs to be sub 30k.ORIGINAL: dyllanright price though[I'm new to this Spyder thing but when I was looking I'd have bypassed that car, wrong wheels and wrong seats for me.]
Nonsense, even by your standards!ORIGINAL: MrDemon needs to be sub 30k.
No idea then - all part of the weight saving!ORIGINAL: daro911 But the standard Boxster doesn't go off in the wind and neither does my Mini[&o]Â So can't accept that one Mr K[]
Standard Boxster sensors are switched off automatically when roof is downORIGINAL: daro911But the standard Boxster doesn't go off in the wind and neither does my Mini[&o]Â So can't accept that one Mr K[ORIGINAL: rob.kellock To stop false alarms? Parked up with the roof down it could end up going off all the time in the wind?]
Many thanks for the info ... see I had 5 Boxsters 986 x4 987 x 1 and never realised that was the case! Really strange as both my Mini Cooper S cabrios to date have excellent sensors "on" when roof is up or down[&o]ORIGINAL: Andy FaganStandard Boxster sensors are switched off automatically when roof is downORIGINAL: daro911But the standard Boxster doesn't go off in the wind and neither does my Mini[&o] So can't accept that one Mr K[ORIGINAL: rob.kellock To stop false alarms? Parked up with the roof down it could end up going off all the time in the wind?]
I only found out by accident when I was trying to figure how to turn off the sensors when leaving the dog in car so I actually read the manual [ORIGINAL: daro911Many thanks for the info ... see I had 5 Boxsters 986 x4 987 x 1 and never realised that was the case!  Really strange as both my Mini Cooper S cabrios to date have excellent sensors "on" when roof is up or down[&o]ÂORIGINAL: Andy FaganStandard Boxster sensors are switched off automatically when roof is downORIGINAL: daro911But the standard Boxster doesn't go off in the wind and neither does my Mini[&o] So can't accept that one Mr K[ORIGINAL: rob.kellock To stop false alarms? Parked up with the roof down it could end up going off all the time in the wind?]
Why is it, the normal Boxster is a great car and can be had for 22k now for a gen 2. This Spyder offers nothing to the party at 10k more, with the bits missing. If that were not the case it would have sold.ORIGINAL: homerdogNonsense, even by your standards!ORIGINAL: MrDemon needs to be sub 30k.
A 2010 Gen 2 Boxster with 18k miles recently sold to what will now be the 4th owner for £30k I know the car well as a friend was the 2nd owner and bought the car for £2k less than I paid for my Spyder back in May 2011 when I believe the car had done 4k miles v my 1k miles on the Spyder. He sold the car at the beginning of the year at circa 13k miles for £29k. The trader had it up forever eventually asking circa £33k. The 3rd owner then sold it again to another dealer at 18k miles and the 4th owner bought it within about 4 weeks the asking price was £30995 hence I am guessing a deal was done at £30k Without seeing this Spyder in the flesh it sounds like their might be more to it failure to sell than meets the eye despite the missing alloys, silver paint and of course the buckets[ORIGINAL: MrDemonWhy is it, the normal Boxster is a great car and can be had for 22k now for a gen 2. This Spyder offers nothing to the party at 10k more, with the bits missing. If that were not the case it would have sold.ORIGINAL: homerdogNonsense, even by your standards!ORIGINAL: MrDemon needs to be sub 30k.
Yet a Silver Spyder came into the PC Cambridge showroom last year and two customers were fighting over on a Saturday morning before it even got onto the web site or the forecourt. I got to hear about it on the Monday and went to see what all the fuss was about only to find the customer had paid and collected the gone. Gone - quicker than you can say Jack Robinson![ORIGINAL: daro911A 2010 Gen 2 Boxster with 18k miles recently sold to what will now be the 4th owner for £30k I know the car well as a friend was the 2nd owner and bought the car for £2k less than I paid for my Spyder back in May 2011 when I believe the car had done 4k miles v my 1k miles on the Spyder. He sold the car at the beginning of the year at circa 13k miles for £29k. The trader had it up forever eventually asking circa £33k. The 3rd owner then sold it again to another dealer at 18k miles and the 4th owner bought it within about 4 weeks the asking price was £30995 hence I am guessing a deal was done at £30k  Without seeing this Spyder in the flesh it sounds like their might be more to it failure to sell than meets the eye despite the missing alloys, silver paint and of course the buckets[ORIGINAL: MrDemonWhy is it, the normal Boxster is a great car and can be had for 22k now for a gen 2. This Spyder offers nothing to the party at 10k more, with the bits missing. If that were not the case it would have sold.ORIGINAL: homerdogNonsense, even by your standards!ORIGINAL: MrDemon needs to be sub 30k.]
Need I say more!ORIGINAL: MrDemon This Spyder offers nothing to the party at 10k more, with the bits missing.
spyderwhite
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gen2 987s on a 2010 plate is circa £30k so I see that spyder at a few k more,but the nice one at Guilford all the right parts,good spec.and a late chassis is only circa £39k? as for the alarm on my 986s the tracking alarm worked with roof down so if you reached in to the glove box the alarm would go off!so that is a mystery why no interior tracking alarm on the spyder?
I don't know what you mean by "Tracking Alarm"? But the interior sensors are normally pressure change detectors, so if a door opens or a window is put through they detect the pressure change and set off the alarm. This is disabled when the roof is down as even a slight breeze would set off the alarm. The glove box is a different matter and is still active even when the roof is down for obvious reasons.ORIGINAL: spyderwhite gen2 987s on a 2010 plate is circa £30k so I see that spyder at a few k more,but the nice one at Guilford all the right parts,good spec.and a late chassis is only circa £39k? as for the alarm on my 986s the tracking alarm worked with roof down so if you reached in to the glove box the alarm would go off!so that is a mystery why no interior tracking alarm on the spyder?
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