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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!

I am not sure about that I think people have smelt the coffee and bought these cars as keepers of the last of the analogue Porsche's before Big Brother took over and dulled the experience

I think I agree with this. If Porsche have cancelled the EV Cayster, which seems to be the rumour, then the change to add an ICE variant that was proposed in the past will also be cancelled as there's no platform to put it on. I just don't see Porsche in a position financially at the moment to launch a Cayster replacement that would sell in the previous mould i.e. sitting under the 911 in the hierarchy.

If so, then the days of the new sports car from Porsche costing <£100K are well and truly over. I think Porsche fans are starting to get into their forever ICE cars while they still can.......
 
MY tag line "Life is too short to buy dull cars."

Still on the hunt for a nice PDK Spyder BTW. seems no ones selling up in this great summer of 26.
718 "PTS" Spyder PDK / Ceramics too :cool: £89,990


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comfort spec, hard life ie (Northern Sweden in a Spyder in winter what could possibly go wrong?) "so far spent about 6 hours cleaning it with a lot more to do. The salt and grit gets literally everywhere. It was absolutely filthy when I got back home !!

Plus higher than AVE miles at top money, i saw it, and know who's it is but £90k for a 21k mile car, no thanks.

I am after a circa 10k miles car with buckets :), no issue waiting I love the cars I own.
 
Hi all.
15th August South lakes pc
R22 are holding an event plus a Boxster 30th display.
We are seeking a Spyder to complete the display.
If any Spyder owner fancies a cracking day and a chance to display his or hers Spyder
Contact Mike Trotter R22 or Tracy Wilkins a member helping out with the 30th Boxster display.
Thank you.
Cliff.
 

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