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OPC Advert 2014 but car logbook says delivered 11/2013 - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK

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YOUR RESEARCHOPC Advert 2014 but car logbook says delivered 11/2013 - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi 991.1 GT3 sold as 2014 in advert but logbook says delivered 11/2013. Should I get some money off from OPC? They were picky on my trade in. Car is all good and paid for as what they wanted.

POST 2Original post

Did you keep a copy of the advert? All OPC adverts say the First Registration date on them. What did it actually say? I would find out what difference in price is, can't see it being a lot, maybe it is? You could ask for an extra years warranty or the the next service or two to be thrown in.

POST 4Original post

Well, anything after September 2013 would be MY14, so presume it was advertised as being a 2014 registered car, when in fact it was 2013. Can't see it making much of a difference on value, but I would think they will sort him something out for the mistake if there is one.

POST 5Original post

Life's really short. Do you really want to spend a couple hours on the comms and stress? Lesson learned, my advice? Vent your spleen to the opc principle and move on.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for the advice. I have the advert. Its does appear to be a storm in a tea cup, cheers.

POST 7Original post

adrianpi said: Thanks for the advice. I have the advert. Its does appear to be a storm in a tea cup, cheers. Aka I've ballsed up

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