Considering a SOR deal - advice please

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Considering a SOR deal - advice please

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I've seen this on Pistonheads

https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds ... et/8466639

It'd be a lot easier if I could do a Sale or Return deal on one or two of my cars....... Does anyone have any experience of this dealer ?

I'm also considering a Maserati tongue in cheek 2 litre as well !
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You should PM Flat 6 - he has some experience of a recent Sale or Return transaction.

Also, run a credit check before handing a potentially valuable asset - Companies House accounts records show a significant negative net worth for this dealer.

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/comp ... ng-history
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You give a valued POSSESSION to a complete stranger. You then give him the keys to drive it away.
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Unless illness or other serious circumstance prevents you from doing so, flog it yourself and save the commission and hassle.
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I'd recommend Swiss Toni.
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They've been around a while so clearly know what they are doing. What could possibly go wrong?
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I think this maybe Yorkshire humour!
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company house details can be 12 months out of date and a lot can happen in this time plus small company ownly have to submit minimal details
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Absolutely right, these details give a snapshot at a moment in time, but the minimal details are still meaningful, especially when considering that the direction of travel seems to be pretty much one way in terms of the balance sheet over the past 10 years:

2008: -£109,465
2009: -£127,082
2010: -£202,206
2011: -£237,981
2012: -£262,329
2013: -£282,621
2014: -£284,966
2015: -£289,712
2016: -£213,708

Can't see that changing much over 12 months unless they find a Carrera RS they didn't know they had.

I certainly wouldn't want to be an unsecured creditor on the basis of that publicly available information.
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Yorkshire humour or not, but 'Seller Beware' applies, do a lot of due diligence.
Our KS had a very good experience iirc mentioned in 'that' thread on the subject, so at least one dealer is sound, sure there are many others too.
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jb wrote:I think this maybe Yorkshire humour!
There are a few Yorkshire based Porsche specialists I'd certainly avoid if selling a car....
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jb wrote:I think this maybe Yorkshire humour!
Spot on !

I thought my suggested purchase of a " Maserati 2 litre tongue in cheek roadster" might give the game away.

Anyway, it's always nice to bright attention/publicity to a "Specialist" !!!!!
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964RS wrote:
jb wrote:I think this maybe Yorkshire humour!
There are a few Yorkshire based Porsche specialists I'd certainly avoid if selling a car....
Hi Jason

Both sold - p/xd by me elsewhere - replaced with a 993 C4S and a TR6 !

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Only done SOR once with Robert Barrie and it was an entirely painless experience.

So as that knight says to Indiana Jones at the end of the Last Crusade:

“Choose wisely”.
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