WR1 for sale £39,995
08 September 2004, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by T5NYW
or a few other 'Toys' 
Tony
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Must have some extra stickers
08 September 2004, 11:08 AM
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That WR1 is pushing some serious serious power and handling that is second to none.
If you want something that will keep up with Nobles (both on road and track)- with none of the reliability probs then that's your car!!
If you want something that will keep up with Nobles (both on road and track)- with none of the reliability probs then that's your car!!
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08 September 2004, 11:18 AM
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For £40,000 you could buy a late Noble, low miles and have it under warranty.
It's a no brainer.
It's a no brainer.
08 September 2004, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Gangsta Smurf
That WR1 is pushing some serious serious power and handling that is second to none.
If you want something that will keep up with Nobles (both on road and track)- with none of the reliability probs then that's your car!!
If you want something that will keep up with Nobles (both on road and track)- with none of the reliability probs then that's your car!!
is that the 365bhp one ive heard about gangsta??
and the warranty is fooked aswell then
q hawk and his wonder machine la la la la la la la
08 September 2004, 12:18 PM
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This must be THE WR1 that achieved the 0-100 time! Quick I must go buy it?
Oh on second thoughts I'll stick with my JDM, It's better than the WR1 anyway
Oh on second thoughts I'll stick with my JDM, It's better than the WR1 anyway
08 September 2004, 01:17 PM
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hawk .. not it's not the 365hp one. The one they have there still has the warranty intact and is a demonstrator of the WR1 PLus package.
Oh and regarding the Noble - I would rather have a WR1 that can keep up with an early Noble as a very good friend of mine who has a GTO (and a warranty) tells me over and over again what a bad car it is - as the bottom end has gone twice, amoungst other things!!
The GTO M400 is a different story though - that is awesome!!
Oh and regarding the Noble - I would rather have a WR1 that can keep up with an early Noble as a very good friend of mine who has a GTO (and a warranty) tells me over and over again what a bad car it is - as the bottom end has gone twice, amoungst other things!!
The GTO M400 is a different story though - that is awesome!!
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08 September 2004, 01:39 PM
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[QUOTE=Gangsta Smurf]hawk .. not it's not the 365hp one. The one they have there still has the warranty intact and is a demonstrator of the WR1 PLus package.
What is the "Plus Package"?
What is the "Plus Package"?
08 September 2004, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Gangsta Smurf
lol like it will drop that much - you know alot about residuals don't ya! 
08 September 2004, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by davyboy
£40k lol!
watch it drop 20k in one year!
watch it drop 20k in one year!
if they sell at all
08 September 2004, 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Sideways
Lol I don't reckon he'll be far out with that. P1's were £20 ish when less than a year old.
Lol another nice one steps up. P1s are still £20k now!!! Find me an add for a 1 year old one (back in the day) even close to £20k mate!! Matey boy at work had one and sold it after a year for 28.5k.
08 September 2004, 02:01 PM
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Indeed.
Before I bought my STi (In March) I was looking at getting a P1.
All the really nice ones were 18.5 - 19k
Only the really high miliage ones were any less than that.
Before I bought my STi (In March) I was looking at getting a P1.
All the really nice ones were 18.5 - 19k
Only the really high miliage ones were any less than that.
08 September 2004, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Conrad_Bradley
There are P1's on Autotrader as low as £13.5K now 
But its irrelevant really, as all cars lose money in large amounts.
But its irrelevant really, as all cars lose money in large amounts.
08 September 2004, 02:19 PM
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Ill take 20k for my P1 and its late and minto with extended warranty.
The depreciaition on a £40k WR1 will be frightening
Early Nobles? You can get 03 nobles low mileage for £40,000.
In any case if reliability you're after as well as fantastic performance then it has to be a 993 turbo Depreciaition isn't even an option.
The depreciaition on a £40k WR1 will be frightening
Early Nobles? You can get 03 nobles low mileage for £40,000.
In any case if reliability you're after as well as fantastic performance then it has to be a 993 turbo
Depreciaition isn't even an option.
08 September 2004, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by npa4kay
hey wassup Coldturkey? How u doing?
Not being rude but leaving know to pick her up after the 1k service (and tints and road angel). Drop me a PM anytime......
08 September 2004, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Cold Turkey
Hey dude, wondered when I'd see you on here! I'm doing good. Hope you're still enjoying the car and I decided on light tints after seeing yours.
Not being rude but leaving know to pick her up after the 1k service (and tints and road angel). Drop me a PM anytime......
Not being rude but leaving know to pick her up after the 1k service (and tints and road angel). Drop me a PM anytime......
08 September 2004, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobynutta555
In any case if reliability you're after as well as fantastic performance then it has to be a 993 turbo Depreciaition isn't even an option.
Depreciaition isn't even an option.and I hope it doesn't matter to me one day cos the 911 turbo was always my preferred 'supercar'. and they just seem to keep getting better....
08 September 2004, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Conrad_Bradley
There are P1's on Autotrader as low as £13.5K now But its irrelevant really, as all cars lose money in large amounts.
But its irrelevant really, as all cars lose money in large amounts.So after waiting 18 mths, what do we get for our £24k?
08 September 2004, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by npa4kay
cool - speak to you soon.
Phew, can't believe I got in there before Brian
08 September 2004, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Cold Turkey
tints look cool don't they?
I had my 1k last week.
