Can't wait for the 981 Spyder v 981 GTS back to back in late 2015[ORIGINAL: flat6 http://m.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/comparison-porsche-cayman-gts-versus-jaguar-f-type-coupe

Can't wait for the 981 Spyder v 981 GTS back to back in late 2015[ORIGINAL: flat6 http://m.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/comparison-porsche-cayman-gts-versus-jaguar-f-type-coupe
There will be with cars here November 2015 [ORIGINAL: Fire_2 That bloody photo keeps popping it's ugly head! Only 2 pages ago in fact what's with all that re re re posts There won't be a 981 Soydet end of
It's been lifted from more than just this advert, but top marks to you for pointing it out - why re-write something when others have already done the job for you [ORIGINAL: billy1 Some of the wording of that advert seems very familiar.....! http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/porsche/boxster-987-05-12/porsche-boxster-spyder-pdk-opc-warranty--61-plate-spyder-wheels-carbon-bucket-seats-sat-nav-paddles-blutetooth/2794390
Ac did come in handy when it was 35 degrees in France last year, but I tend to agree!ORIGINAL: Rocket Man Who needs AC and a radio
Ignoring the mileage it has a good popular spec its has just one former keeper and the mileage whilst very high "may" have been mainly on motorways as opposed to 1000's of short stop start affairs. Easily checked by reading how many hours the engine has been run to date I think at £32995.00 it might have found a new home quite quickly [:-]ORIGINAL: jdpef356 Another new Spyder to the market - with 46k on the clock and an asking price of £37 I don't think this will be finding a new home in a hurry[] http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201409237621632/sort/default/page/1/postcode/cb249eu/saved-search-id/2c929a0547f89c120147fc357ee40016/model/boxster/onesearchad/used%2Cnearlynew%2Cnew/maximum-mileage/up_to_70000_miles/usedcars/make/porsche/keywords/spyder/maximum-age/up_to_4_years_old?logcode=p
But listed as a 2011 with 40k but it's a 2010 car with 46k when you read the ad. Why do they bother?!ORIGINAL: daro911Ignoring the mileage it has a good popular spec its has just one former keeper and the mileage whilst very high "may" have been mainly on motorways as opposed to 1000's of short stop start affairs. Easily checked by reading how many hours the engine has been run to date I think at £32995.00 it might have found a new home quite quickly [:-]ORIGINAL: jdpef356 Another new Spyder to the market - with 46k on the clock and an asking price of £37 I don't think this will be finding a new home in a hurry[] http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201409237621632/sort/default/page/1/postcode/cb249eu/saved-search-id/2c929a0547f89c120147fc357ee40016/model/boxster/onesearchad/used%2Cnearlynew%2Cnew/maximum-mileage/up_to_70000_miles/usedcars/make/porsche/keywords/spyder/maximum-age/up_to_4_years_old?logcode=p
I'll send you an invoice!ORIGINAL: DarrellWilsonIt's been lifted from more than just this advert, but top marks to you for pointing it out - why re-write something when others have already done the job for you [ORIGINAL: billy1 Some of the wording of that advert seems very familiar.....! http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/porsche/boxster-987-05-12/porsche-boxster-spyder-pdk-opc-warranty--61-plate-spyder-wheels-carbon-bucket-seats-sat-nav-paddles-blutetooth/2794390]
I think the clue is in their model ie they source cars from the trade they are a trade centre selling all sorts. I would guess this could have been a px at a PC and traded to them because of the mileage etc Either way a trade centre dealing in all and everything never fully understands something like a Spyder unless they have been reading all these pages [ORIGINAL: billy1 But listed as a 2011 with 40k but it's a 2010 car with 46k when you read the ad. Why do they bother?!
Sure, but they know full well that they are misrepresenting the car in the "headlines" because they set out the correct information in the advert later on. Hardly the mark of a trustworthy dealer IMO.ORIGINAL: daro911I think the clue is in their model ie they source cars from the trade they are a trade centre selling all sorts. I would guess this could have been a px at a PC and traded to them because of the mileage etc Either way a trade centre dealing in all and everything never fully understands something like a Spyder unless they have been reading all these pages [ORIGINAL: billy1 But listed as a 2011 with 40k but it's a 2010 car with 46k when you read the ad. Why do they bother?!] [
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Good - buy it and give me mine back! [ORIGINAL: philnotts99 Also states it has sports exhaust... That garage is very close to me, i may go and have a peak! Cheeky offer of 28k while im there [8D]
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