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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!

Fresh Spyder for sale at full OPC money[:eek:] http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201407125770076/sort/default/usedcars/make/porsche/postcode/e95lw/price-from/35000/keywords/spyder/onesearchad/used%2Cnearlynew%2Cnew/page/1/model/boxster/radius/1501?logcode=p 2011 **** A high spec and collectable example of this very limited edition Spyder (only 250 brought into the UK). Lighter, lower and uprated suspension over the basic Boxster S with Carrera GT styling, this car looks and sounds amazing. Over £13k of extras including PDK, sports exhaust, sports steering wheel (paddle shift not buttons), sport design wheels, full leather, climate control, electric sports seats with embossed logo, sports chrono plus, PCM with upgraded sound package and ipod connection, bidirectional xenon lights & parking sensors. Even the wheels have optional gold Porsche centre caps. Just had Porsche inspection pre warranty expiring and comes with full years mot and 6 months tax. Full Porsche history, new rear N0 tyres and car is in immaculate condition as you'd expect. Always garaged under dust cover which is also included with the car. Private plate shown is not included. Full spec includes :, WHITE, 1 owner, Next MOT due 25/06/2015, Tax expires 31/12/2014, Full service history, Electric windows, Air conditioning, Satellite navigation, Parking aid, MP3 player, CD player, Leather trim, Heated seats, Height adjustable driver's seat, Height adjustable passenger seat, Sports seats, Alloy wheels, Power steering, Steering wheel rake adjustment, Steering wheel reach adjustment, Traction control, Central locking, Alarm, Immobiliser, Driver's airbags, Side airbags, Passenger airbags. 2 seats, £42,500
 
Nice spec ...but just think how much more it would be worth with the correct[;)] gears ..seats .... wheels ..[8D]. One thing is for sure no matter what spec they are only going one way [:)] Any one have link to the Evo write up
 
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ORIGINAL: MrDemon standard 4pot Spyder brake pad vs the PCCB 6 Pot pad :) mucho bigger
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A classic case of size doesn't matter then as we all know how well the standard small boys cope when applied[:D][:D]
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For some reason the advert didnt go live - Think I forgot to submit...!!! Anyhow - in the meantime it's sold! That was quick - really gonna miss this Spyder... but no way getting around my need for the extra seats - alright if I hang around in here though ??
 
ORIGINAL: Siy For some reason the advert didnt go live - Think I forgot to submit...!!! Anyhow - in the meantime it's sold! That was quick - really gonna miss this Spyder... but no way getting around my need for the extra seats - alright if I hang around in here though ??
Dare we ask what you got for it in the end? Did you sell it through here?
 
ORIGINAL: Siy For some reason the advert didnt go live - Think I forgot to submit...!!! Anyhow - in the meantime it's sold! That was quick - really gonna miss this Spyder... but no way getting around my need for the extra seats - alright if I hang around in here though ??
I would think that is in order ..Keep us all up to date on your next purchase .. I bet it was those gold wheels that swung the sale [;)]
 
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ORIGINAL: Siy For some reason the advert didnt go live - Think I forgot to submit...!!! Anyhow - in the meantime it's sold! That was quick - really gonna miss this Spyder... but no way getting around my need for the extra seats - alright if I hang around in here though ??
I would think that is in order ..Keep us all up to date on your next purchase .. I bet it was those gold wheels that swung the sale [;)]
I bet it was the colour, flappy paddle shifter and great specification [8D] Well done Siy hope you keep popping in for a chat and update on the new wheels with 4 chairs
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Morning all. Well the Spyder and I are due our first anniversary soon which means insurance renewal time. I used Churchill last year and they were very cheap but on the renewal they value the Spyder at £23k! What insurers do you guys use? Any good specialist insurers out there?
 
ORIGINAL: Big E Morning all. Well the Spyder and I are due our first anniversary soon which means insurance renewal time. I used Churchill last year and they were very cheap but on the renewal they value the Spyder at £23k! What insurers do you guys use? Any good specialist insurers out there?
My renewal is due end of this month and my current insurers Chubbs via Locktons (see Porsche Post Ads) kindly upped the premium by about £50! I advised Locktons that I had alternative quotes via other brokers and they needed to sharpen their pencils which I am glad to report they did This years premium is now over £100 less than last years which was year one for me on any private policy after being on the company fleet policy for more decades than I care to confess too [:D][:D] Using one of those go compare sites my best priced policy was £38 cheaper from an on line source But I am not sure it gave me the option of choosing a Porsche approved bodyshop of my choice so for peace of mind I have paid a little more and stayed put with an agreed valuation of £42k and the services of a broker should I ever need to make a claim[:eek:]
 
Nice to hear good feedback from Locktons. They sponsor the Club very generously and are very keen to acquire members' business. Please give them a try.
 
ORIGINAL: daro911 My renewal is due end of this month and my current insurers Chubbs via Locktons (see Porsche Post Ads) kindly upped the premium by about £50! I advised Locktons that I had alternative quotes via other brokers and they needed to sharpen their pencils which I am glad to report they did This years premium is now over £100 less than last years which was year one for me on any private policy after being on the company fleet policy for more decades than I care to confess too [:D][:D] Using one of those go compare sites my best priced policy was £38 cheaper from an on line source But I am not sure it gave me the option of choosing a Porsche approved bodyshop of my choice so for peace of mind I have paid a little more and stayed put with an agreed valuation of £42k and the services of a broker should I ever need to make a claim[:eek:]
I have had a quote from Locktons but they were two and a half times more expensive than my policy last year. I don't mind paying a higher premium for a quality policy but that seems a bit excessive.
 
ORIGINAL: Big E I have had a quote from Locktons but they were two and a half times more expensive than my policy last year. I don't mind paying a higher premium for a quality policy but that seems a bit excessive.
I see what you are saying but when there policy which is top quality comes in at just £38.00 more after some arm twisting than an inferior product from Argos[&o]! via a go compare on line service I was happy to pay the £400 odd and stay with them. I have heard of all these wonderful deals with the likes of Aviva or Direct Line but when push comes to shove their quotes are always within a £100 of where I am currently going via Locktons[&o] I underwrite my own sinking fund if anything should go pop on the car which saves me £900 + by forgoing the Porsche warranty for my 2/3000 miles pa so paying a bit extra in the hope of some terrible unforeseen accident to my garage queen I should in theory be in the driving seat reference any required repairs[:eek:]
 
I pay about £250 :) for 40k value, but might have to up the value a bit again... The issue is most companies have 40k limits for the cheaper prices, state over 40k and the price jumps up loads.
 
ORIGINAL: MrDemon I pay about £250 :) for 40k value, but might have to up the value a bit again... The issue is most companies have 40k limits for the cheaper prices, state over 40k and the price jumps up loads.
I don't think the London post code does me any favours premium wise [&:] How could you replace your racing spec Spyder for £40k today[:D]
 
I just phoned them up and asked about value, they quoted market value at time of write off, so both cars for sale at a OPC are 43k and mine has PCCB which I did list as a option so would fight a case for 45k if it was written off. we buy any car value Spyders at 25k now !!!
 
ORIGINAL: MrDemon I just phoned them up and asked about value, they quoted market value at time of write off, so both cars for sale at a OPC are 43k and mine has PCCB which I did list as a option so would fight a case for 45k if it was written off. we buy any car value Spyders at 25k now !!!
I have met people who swear by We Buy Any Car as being the best payers[&o] Personally I have tried them 3 times on cars for sale and their offers have been nothing short of ridiculous[:D] as per your Spyder valuation above http://www.carvaluation.com/guides/truth-about-webuyanycar
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