I was given it by a contact I have that has access to the retail pricing - they said that up until last week the 997.... part number was showing at around £2500 inc but now it's the same unit cost as the 9x7.1 and 9x1 versions. which are £1562 inc vat - matches the post a few above saying around £1400 + vat - the install guide lists some companents that will probably add a couple of hundred to the parts cost.
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That’s really helpful, thanks. I was quoted by my OPC £2700 +VAT (that’s fitted) but there was a huge caveat that they were given two prices and to be fair they’d given me the high one expecting it to be lower.I was given it by a contact I have that has access to the retail pricing - they said that up until last week the 997.... part number was showing at around £2500 inc but now it's the same unit cost as the 9x7.1 and 9x1 versions. which are £1562 inc vat - matches the post a few above saying around £1400 + vat - the install guide lists some companents that will probably add a couple of hundred to the parts cost.
It’s still a lot of cash, but I spend a lot of time in the car and will bite the bullet at some point. Don’t forget that if an OPC supplies and fits, you can get a 15% custodian discount or 10% PCGB one if someone else is doing it.
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