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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!

 
Latest How Many Left 718 RS figures make interesting stats with only one quarter registered so far for 2025:whistle:

PORSCHE 718 SPYDER RS S-A - How Many Left?

Statistics for PORSCHE 718 SPYDER RS S-A.. See how many cars of any make and model are left on Britain's roads.
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The sweet spot seems to have been the standard 718 Spyder reflected in current strong residuals :unsure:

PORSCHE 718 SPYDER S-A - How Many Left?

Statistics for PORSCHE 718 SPYDER S-A.. See how many cars of any make and model are left on Britain's roads.
www.howmanyleft.co.uk www.howmanyleft.co.uk
 
Hot of the presses 983 Spyders with ICE 🤞 👋

https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/porsc...f5517d894897b3c53bae90c4e76a892bbadec6613654e

It has been confirmed that top-spec derivatives of the new Porsche 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman sports cars will ditch electric powertrains for a pure-petrol engine. The move comes as the brand realigns its range to suit changing market conditions, and should see the reintroduction of models such as the GT4, Spyder and GT4 RS in the future line-up.

Porsche’s upcoming 718 has been a point of contention since the announcement that it would swap internal-combustion engines for a fully electric set-up. Until this point, though, the brand had remained committed to the technology.
  • However, Porsche has now announced that ‘top ICE derivatives’ will now join the new 718 range, a decision that brings with it a complex set of engineering challenges.
 
because it's a very small market for these and with finance a very expensive toy. And 2nd hand you can get >£30k off list.

I don't even want one, rather have a non RS, thought about buying one yesterday infact !
 
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