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Just spotted this, I'm pretty sure it was there a couple of weeks ago when picked up some parts up for mine but there wasn't a price on it at the time.
Low mileage, nice colour, £35K does feel like it's pushing the ceiling on these currently though even for a main dealer.
I'm not knocking it, as an owner of the same car one year older I'm all for gen 1 C4's getting some love
https://www.dicklovett.co.uk/porsche/used-cars/2000-porsche-911-carrera-4
That's what I thought, whoever buys this really wants it.
Hopefully it'll find a happy new owner who wants to enjoy it, even in light of the commonly perceived 'better' models that would be available for the same money.
It all helps swing favour towards the 996 which is no bad thing.
It is an OPC so you can add £10k onto the price straight away, but even then it is quite a strong ask for a Gen 1 C4 at the moment. Maybe in a year or so this will look like a bargain?...
Hopefully. :thumbs:
After doing an average of 441 miles a year over the last 15 years - including only 35 miles in the last 3 years and a total of 500 in the last 5 - I wonder what the service history looks like. :dont know:
If anyone buys it to drive they'll take a massive hit, £££s wise, in a very short time.
Looked at another way, find another 911 manual coupe with 33k miles and an OPC warranty for £34k...
I'd want the paint corrected in the price. Looks like it's been washed with a scouring pad.
True, but you'd have to really love the 996 to pay that knowing what it will be worth as soon as the mileage increases. If the buyer isn't planning to drive it they wouldn't need a warranty.
In either case the warranty would be one provided by Dick Lovett Specialist Cars and may/may not be as comprehensive as the recognised OPC one.
I'm still wondering what the service history looks like but am not curious enough to actually ask. :grin:
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