Here is the scenario . Two highly respected independents selling Boxster 2.7 987. Boxster 2005 top spec 61k FSH. New clutch. £10995. 3 months warranty Boxster 2004 same spec 45k. FSH. £14995. 1 years warranty Both indies have I would say the best reputation of all the indies, but can there be a £4k difference in the two cars. Having bought from the first listed dealer I know they do not sell bad or poorly presented cars. The second dealer has the reputation of presenting their cars better than any other indie. But a £4k premium!!! Steady
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YOUR RESEARCHPuzzled - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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