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http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1405565.htm
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YOUR RESEARCHcan they get any cheaper ?
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POST 2Original post
I hope not. :sad:
POST 3Original post
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POST 5Original post
There is something decidedly dodgy about the advert. If you look up the seller (Aerofons) it kinda leads you to a Mazda dealer in Australia: http://www.aerofons.com/used_cars/porshe.html They can't even spell Porsche on their web site, which is full of spelling errors. Click on their home page and you'll see what I mean. If it is genuine though, it's a helluva bargain for someone. £3500 for some preventative work by Baz, and you would still have a bargain. However, I think it is suspiciously cheap.
POST 6Original post
Most people selling cars with that high mileage would normally go on about servicing etc etc.
POST 7Original post
The other curiosity is that, if you check out the list of other cars this "dealer" is selling, only a few photos are taken in the same location (probably stolen "on mass" from another garage), but most of the pictures are taken outside someone's private house. Why would a dealer have photos of private cars? Should have bought a world atlas as well as html lessons: Total World Car mirror site: But, irrespective of whether they are based in Spain, Australia or "the London", you can always pay in £ (GBP) Apparently, they are Catholics - they are open on "Fryday"!!
POST 8Original post
Terrible advert - hopefully a blag as per the excellent Detective work above! Cheers, Phil
POST 9Original post
The grammar in the ad looks like it could have been written by any one of my twenty favourite Viagra suppliers..
POST 10Original post
Compare: http://www.aerofons.com/used_cars/volkswagen.html http://dealerservices.autotrader.co.uk/3236/stock.htm Price dropped £2,195 Price dropped £2,295 Price dropped £2.395 etc etc
POST 11Original post
Definite scam then
POST 12Original post
Note to blaggers: Never try to sell a Passat W8 (VW tried and failed) UK national stock: 5
POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
996 can we report this ? who to ? steve ps , i just knew it was dodgy when i posted it
POST 14Original post
It will be boxster's for 3k next. :lol:
POST 15Original post
I've just clicked the 'report to administrator' link so it shouldn't last much longer hopefully :thumb: P.
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