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05/2022 - 718 PDK Spyder in Resale Racing Red 2300 miles £89,950



Guards Red. Race-Tex interior with exclusive items in leather, electric 18-way adaptive sport seats plus, decorative stitching in contrasting colour, two zone climate control, heated multi-function steering wheel, BOSE surround sound system, cruise control, light design package, roll over bars painted in exterior colour, power fold mirrors including courtesy lights, Park Assist with reverse camera, satin black alloy wheels, door handles painted in high-gloss black, model designation painted, auto dimming mirror with integrated rain sensor, LED main headlights including Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus, headlight cleaning system covers painted. Full paint protection film. Full Official Porsche centre service history. Stage 2 engine tune completed by Ninemeister in Warrington along with modified racing brake lines, secondary decat and matte titanium exhaust tips. Originals supplied and can be de-tuned if requested.
 
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718 Spyder PDK 2021 £79,995
Fresh into stock is this stunning 718 generation PDK Boxster Spyder finished in Shark Blue over Black Extended Leather interior with Contrast Stitch in Crayon and Satin Silver 20" Spyder alloys. This example boast a fantastic specification including PCCBs with Black Calipers, PDLS Plus, 18-way Sports Plus Seats with memory package, Sport Chrono Package, Carbon Interior Package, Park Assist Rear, BOSE Surround Sound, and plenty more besides. In addition, this Spyder benefits from a full Porsche main dealer service history and the ability to extend the Porsche warranty.
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It's up at £91k on CSC sans exhaust , and did not sell !! now they want £100k !

Nice car but £125k gets you a WP SRS now ! I love these cars, but they are not £100k cars esp in Autum ! and NO warranty renewal available with the mods !
Is some one paying that for car with comforts seats ? those yellow painted bits also look cheap, so that needs fixing with new items and remove all the graphics :) as it's a bit ott for me.

£95k if it had buckets would be ok inc the exhaust (as long as all the oem bits come with it).

Few more popping up on Autotrader now.

£94,000 as is or £91,000 with standard exhaust​

  • Model
    718
  • Model Variant
    Spyder
  • Year
    2023
  • Mileage
    9100 miles
  • Gearbox
    PDK
  • Colour
    Gentian Blue
June 2023 9,100 miles, 8,100 in my ownership. Always garaged and covered when not in use and has never been tracked. Full Porsche service history with Porsche warranty to 1/7/27. Extremely high spec and when purchased in July 24 was the highest priced Spyder in the UK. Factory options:- Gentian Blue; Wheel centres in colour; Model designation painted; Racetex interior with extensive items in leather; 18 way adjustable comfort seats; Decorative stitching in contrasting colour; roll over bars in exterior colour; Headlight cleaning system painted; Coloured instrument dials; coloured sport chrono; Exclusive design fuel filler cap; PDK; PCCB; LED headlights with PDLS; Light design package; Electric folding mirrors; Auto dimming mirrors; Park assist with reverse camera; 2 zone climate control; Smoking package; Seat belts in racing yellow; Dashboard trim package in leather; Fuse box covers in Racetex, Door trim package in yellow; Steering column casing in leather with deviated stitching, Inner door sills in leather; Sun visors in Racetex; Storage lid in Racetex with Porsche logo; Climate control panel in leather; Carbon interior package; Door sills in carbon illuminated; Bespoke mats with leather edging; Burmaster surround system; Home link; keys painted one in leather pouch. Over £29k factory options. Other enhancements:- Full PPF including windscreen with Halo ceramic coating; Black satin windscreen surround; Porsche logo on doors with bonnet and clamshell stripes; Spyder clamshell logos in yellow; JCR silenced titanium exhaust back box with titanium stud kit and Weissach titanium tips; Cargraphic valve controller; STG magnetic paddle shifters; BMC sports air filters; Geo set up by String Theory; Fire extinguisher under passenger seat. Over £13k total. The majority of my mileage is two European road trips where the car has been absolutely faultless and averaged 31 mpg. The car has experienced rain once to my knowledge and is unmarked apart from a stone chip on the front PPF which was present when I purchased the car and one small PPF mark on the passenger door ( see photos). Tracker with 2 fobs. Standard exhaust and paddle shifters included. Private plate not included.


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Porsche 718 Spyder RS, 2025, 2k, £132,995

The 100hp-per-litre threshold for specific output will always be a very special one for internal combustion. Because anyone can boost an engine beyond that - but to rely purely on suck-squeeze-bang-blow for every thousand cc to make at least a hundred horsepower requires some proper exciting engineering. Put it this way, at least: there can’t be any 100hp-per-litre cars from history we wouldn’t all at least want to drive, if not own outright. Hence this list: from four-cylinder hot hatch to V12 super GT, £20k to more than £150,000, all making at least 100hp per litre and all icons of the highest order. We kick off with a 718 Spyder RS; GT 911s had been at the magic milestone since the 3.6-litre, 381hp 996.2 GT3 (and haven’t looked back since), but the Boxster wasn’t so lucky until the outgoing 718 generation. What a way to do it, though, with GTS, Spyder and RS all making at least 400hp out of 4.0-litres. Just like the Cayman, of course - you can’t go wrong with any. But who could say no to a Shark Blue Spyder?

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Yeah saw that Shark blue one click backed a bit later gone might have been intetested.
I agree MrDemon on prices been looking for a CR since easter missed out by a whisker on 2 one at JZ 38k one at W Crawfords 42k .
Since then every R is circa 50k ish give or take outragous prices, i might add they are not selling non have been special either a few low milers dealers trying it on.
I wont be buying one at those prices.
So agree price the right car correct it stands a chance of selling.
Have a good weekend all.
 
that rare blue Manual R sold at 60k though in 45 minutes, PDK should be about £45k with sub 30k miles and full spec.
R and 987 are only going up as is my manual 997 GTS. thank the daft GT3 prices for this as a 996 GT3 is now £130k lol. 997 RS at £240k and 997.2 RS at £450k !!

PDK 997 GTS is about £63k/£65k manuals are now >£90k so a big gap in prices from PDK to manual in 997 GTS cars.

It's gone bad if you want a 997 Gt3 but it does drag up R and GTS cars.

I think you would really like a PDK 4.0 GTS like mine it's a wonderful car. Trade on mine is about £65k they have gone up a bit the last 3 months. I cannot really fault it and for me to own a car 3 years is unheard of.
 
Yeah agree my wifes 981 Boxster GTS has gone up a bit worth as much as it was 4 years ago when bought.
For me and the R spec i want now older, pdk comfort chairs mileage 40/50k should be very low 40s to attrack buyers.
Only my opinion of course
Cheers.
 
Well got up at 7am to goto Ashgoods to see the blue one, it's sold already.

Goes to show you price them under £80k they sell and that had buckets and PCCB's.
It comes up on my browser as still on sale!
Well got up at 7am to goto Ashgoods to see the blue one, it's sold already.

Goes to show you price them under £80k they sell and that had buckets and PCCB's.
It comes up on my Autotrader browser as listed today see below! and still available on Ashgoods website :unsure:

From Ashgood Classic and Sportscars

Available to reserve

2021 Porsche 718 Spyder​

Convertible 4.0 Automatic Petrol (33)
£79,995

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AT Price Tracker
Listed today
22/08/2026

£79,995

Overview​

Mileage
16,719 miles
Registration
2021 (71 reg)
 
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I also did phone them 9am Saturday the car was reserved.

So either failed finance or
not happy with the car upon arrival.

I'll phone them again today see if they will say why it fell through.

As i said though the other day "a lot of Spyder now coming to market" all of a sudden. 38 718 Spyders up for sale today on AT. Highest for a while.

this is nice and just been dropped also, big spec car with WP and PCCB. I would not want mags wheels after having them on my 4RS they are just hassle to look after at £10k each rrp !
Some times I just fancy a play even though I would not really want a SRS long term, but it's nice to tick a box and it's then easy to part ex for a normal 718 when the perfect one comes up.
IE private might want an upgrade etc.

Why pay £160k for an SRS when this is £129k ! and in warranty. Markets def slowed down of late unless 997 GT cars or Ferrari's.

 
Still think once the rain hits and the 6 months TAX runs out on people cars who dry drive them only for just 6 months we will see a lot more cars on the market.
Finance also plays a part when the later PDK's will be 3 and 4 years old people bail come finance renewal. Some bail if you have an issue like 4 years service due, rear tyres due warranty due all at once and people want out over a £6k bill.

We know the price that sell em it's sub £80k ! Paragons was £79k, Ashgood £79k both have people in queues for both cars me inc.


some sticky cars about one been for sale From Jan, one from April ! this time round manuals seem the slower seller, not sure why.
 

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