911 for a good price spotted on Autotrader!

[rickya]

Not a bad price for a lot of car: 996 GT3 look alike

 

http://www.countycarsmidlands.co.uk/65192/stock.htm

 

Its the silver one for £21,975

[Sarnie]

Not a bad price for a lot of car: 996 GT3 look alike

 

http://www.countycarsmidlands.co.uk/65192/stock.htm

 

Its the silver one for £21,975

 

That looks the nuts

[sl114]

Thats very cool, still a porsche though

[Zedrush]

I really like, just called them up as might b interested, but they are two Indians who are running the firm in Birmingham so cant really trust them, Ricky you know how dodgy Indians can be

[monkfish]

Hmmm..........

 

"this car has had very light vandal damage and now it is in prestige condition"

 

Why would a dealer even mention that if it has ben "very light" damage.

[Sarnie]

Just realised that this garage is about 4 miles from me....and it is in a very dodgy part of brum

[rickya]

Wondering if it may be a Cat-D, hence they mentioned vandal damage?

 

Could be worse though, could be sold by locals from Casablanca!

[Digsy]

Looks great - obviously a catch....

[Zedrush]

checked it hp..it is cat d, the guy said it just had a full repray I said why he said to make it cleaner so did further check into it and is classigied as been in a crash, should be a right off

[Guest prescience]

Nice one for finding out Why not send your info. to trading standards, someone could end up getting seriously injured or worse by muppets selling stuff such as this

[lomoto]

Wondering if it may be a Cat-D, hence they mentioned vandal damage?

 

Could be worse though, could be sold by locals from Casablanca!

 

 

just HPI'd it cat C write off last year..pretty heavy damage to be cat c

[lomoto]

oops beat me to it

[Sarnie]

Wondering if it may be a Cat-D, hence they mentioned vandal damage?

 

Could be worse though, could be sold by locals from Casablanca!

 

 

just HPI'd it cat C write off last year..pretty heavy damage to be cat c

 

Why is it showing as a CAT D for Zedrush and C for Lomoto???

[lomoto]

Wondering if it may be a Cat-D, hence they mentioned vandal damage?

 

Could be worse though, could be sold by locals from Casablanca!

 

 

just HPI'd it cat C write off last year..pretty heavy damage to be cat c

 

Why is it showing as a CAT D for Zedrush and C for Lomoto???

 

 

 

 

Recorded against VRM and VIN

Recorded on VCAR Category C Insurance Loss. Vehicle Extensively Damaged But Repairable -Insurer Decided Not To Repair

Description PORSCHE 911 CARRE

Date 09/06/2006

 

 

[Sarnie]

Wondering if it may be a Cat-D, hence they mentioned vandal damage?

 

Could be worse though, could be sold by locals from Casablanca!

 

 

just HPI'd it cat C write off last year..pretty heavy damage to be cat c

 

Why is it showing as a CAT D for Zedrush and C for Lomoto???

 

I might email the seller this link

 

 

 

 

Recorded against VRM and VIN

Recorded on VCAR Category C Insurance Loss. Vehicle Extensively Damaged But Repairable -Insurer Decided Not To Repair

Description PORSCHE 911 CARRE

Date 09/06/2006

 

 

[rickya]

Lying bas%ards

[Zedrush]

soz D was a miss type fingers hit the key a tad high, Im sending an email to trading standards now

[Guest prescience]

soz D was a miss type fingers hit the key a tad high, Im sending an email to trading standards now

Are they duty bound to follow it up - hope so

[Zedrush]

hope so

[monkfish]

F*cking lying shitbags.

[lomoto]

Nice one for finding out Why not send your info. to trading standards, someone could end up getting seriously injured or worse by muppets selling stuff such as this

 

To be honest a car dealer is under no obligation to disclose if a car has been subject to a Cat d or c write off claim, if the customer asks outright"has this vehicle been subject to a total loss claim " obviously the trader would then have to disclose the facts..

but as the law stands ,so long as the vehicle is in roadworthy condition no offence has been committed

[holtehero]

i guess some of you guys must have access to HPI at work, otherwise its an expensive hobby checking something like this

 

I know this is a bit off topic, but which service is best to use as i want to run an HPI on a car i'm going to look at this week (forever cautious), its got a private plate but i guess that won't affect the HPI will it?

 

Back on topic, how many people would really expect to get a 911 for that money without something being wrong with it, as soon as you look at it the alarm bells start ringing

[lomoto]

i guess some of you guys must have access to HPI at work, otherwise its an expensive hobby checking something like this

 

I know this is a bit off topic, but which service is best to use as i want to run an HPI on a car i'm going to look at this week (forever cautious), its got a private plate but i guess that won't affect the HPI will it?

 

Back on topic, how many people would really expect to get a 911 for that money without something being wrong with it, as soon as you look at it the alarm bells start ringing

 

use the original HPI check , there are others but the trade seem to rely on the HPI company as the class leader (I know I do ) private plate changes will be listed on HPI check along side any bad history gathered on the appropriate plate

[holtehero]

use the original HPI check , there are others but the trade seem to rely on the HPI company as the class leader (I know I do ) private plate changes will be listed on HPI check along side any bad history gathered on the appropriate plate

 

Thanks

[Guest prescience]

Nice one for finding out Why not send your info. to trading standards, someone could end up getting seriously injured or worse by muppets selling stuff such as this

 

To be honest a car dealer is under no obligation to disclose if a car has been subject to a Cat d or c write off claim, if the customer asks outright"has this vehicle been subject to a total loss claim " obviously the trader would then have to disclose the facts..

but as the law stands ,so long as the vehicle is in roadworthy condition no offence has been committed

 

Is that so - annoying. I know when you sell your house it's no longer buyer beware - if you know something, but don't get asked about it at the time, you can still be held to account if it can be shown later you knew (or that you reasonably should have known). Think that's right Digsy?