Recent content by Chris4410

Been to them before as well, in fact I've been to most States a number of times.

Vegas, LA and Utah booked for May. Orlando booked for October.

Definitely not a chav, but according to my wife can be very "childish" when I get behind the wheel of a car. Or anything I can go fast in to be honest.

My TCR didn't have the Akrapovic, and those weren't actually louder they just had a different tone. And yes, my Porsche which has a Porsche Sports Exhaust is significantly louder than both.

My TCR sounded better than my 2016 S3, in my experience car makers can still make OPF cars sound good. In my opinion Audi just don’t want to do that, maybe they will bother with the RS range but not with S models. My Porsche is a new model, and it has the 2 litre engine and the exhaust sounds...

With, the TCR was only produced from 2019. All cars from late 2018 will have an OPF fitted. The TCR had a tuned exhaust from the factory, it was always going to sound better. The S3 just has a quad tailpipe, Audi doesn't really "tune" it to any extent.

The amount of work you have put into that, I don‘t see how you could ever part with it. I really need to get over to Scotland again for another road trip, my Porsche would be fantastic fun on those roads.

The car market generally slows down this time of year, particularly for certain types of cars. So I wouldn’t take pricing now, or part with cars now unless you need to. Anything I have seen suggests that new car production is not going to return to normal levels anytime soon, so no new stock...

I have a limited run Porsche, so mine should hold its value regardless (hopefully)

I loved mine enough to pay a professional detailed to look after mine, does this make mine even more valuable and rarer:glee:

What the prices are today, will be very different in 18 months time. There are a number of factors driving the value of used cars up at the moment, when these factors no longer exist prices will adjust again back to normal levels. I wouldn‘t expect big profits, if any in around 12 to 18 months...

All things suggest this is a temporary situation, likely to last another 18 months. So by the time your balloon payment is due, the value of your car is more than likely going to be back to normal levels.

Really? Bit of an overreaction. Assuming it was just his decision of course.

Hardly childish word picking from me, that is exactly what you said. Maybe you need to learn how to articulate yourself better, rather than posting up unsubstantiated rubbish that is solely based upon your opinion and not on any factual information. And you only have to search through this...

You have “told” me nothing, you may have written something. But that doesn’t make it correct. You can have your opinion, and I can have mine.