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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/291384855751?ru=...amp;_rdc=1

Bit pricey as well

Fair play thats a great looking car and what a lovely condition its in.
I think the price is ok for such a pristine car.  2020 Porsche Panamera Turbo Hybrid (V FAST)
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Never been a huge fan of the p38, looks wise, but I think that's the best one I have seen... Lovely car.
I'm sure he missed something in the advert.... No mention of the ladies weight. Previously..
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Great ad, great car, great price

Not so sure about how it might appreciate in the future if it was kept like that, but the cabin looks like a nice place to be, and a return to a V8 would be tempting.

Problem is I might want to drive it every day and then i would goodbye to any appreciation, if forthcoming.

Cars are for driving, ask my FFRR about that! .
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Previous: L322 Range Rover TDV8 3.6 2008; L322 Range Rover TD6 3.0 2002; P38A Range Rover V8 1999

However nice it might be, I think he's dreaming at that price

All that BS and he doesn't even have 100% feedback ...............

Was wandering about that drivers seat myself, looks a bit to worn for those miles

Perhaps he was sat in it when he wrote all that guff . 2008 MY Supercharged
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No need for drivel like that he sounds like patronising pr@ck  The forums premier drug dealer and human trafficking consultant


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Nice looking car, but at that price I'm not sure who it's aimed at.

At £17k this P38 seems stuck between a rock (L322 SC or TDV8) and a hard place (Classic). I suspect if used it will lose money similar to a L322 as there doesn't seem the love for P38's as there is for the Classics.

If you want a nice petrol RR for £17k then its a L322 SC, if you want one to hold it's value/possibly increase then it has to be a classic not a P38.

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totally agree. it would have to be a Classic.

Nice looking car though but its what you can't see that causes all the problems. 48k miles it just about right for a new set of blend motors and a couple of ECUs just for starters. 405 AB exec seats Baltic and Cirrus
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Looks nice condition wise, but I can't see the P38 ever appreciating  Now: BMW 640d M Sport, Alpine White
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This is a very nice example and if someone was looking to have the best example possible to store away then this could be it - but agree the price is a bit steep. I loved my P38 when I had it, but as soon as I bought a L322 I never wanted to drive it again as it felt ancient.

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I did also find it a bit rich that he slags off other Rangie's... even although he'd probably quite happily sell a RR Sport next week  Now: BMW 640d M Sport, Alpine White
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