[shyn]

Found this gem of a page on Instagram that has some rather special supercars on sale.
Marque One Classifieds
https://instagram.com/marqueone.clas...=197pm8kvvk64h

Here’s a selection of the craziest ones I have seen on their page

[Anand123]

Originally Posted by shyn

Found this gem of a page on Instagram that has some rather special supercars on sale.

They don't upload the actual picture of the car nor have they mentioned the colour or place. But still looking at the inventory, some of them could be from KVP's garage in Bangalore. His 911 GT2 RS recently found a new home in Chennai. Wonder if he's selling off his entire collection. Hopefully, the cars find a worthy owner now.

[shyn]

Originally Posted by Anand123

They don't upload the actual picture of the car nor have they mentioned the colour or place. But still looking at the inventory, some of them could be from KVP's garage in Bangalore. His 911 GT2 RS recently found a new home in Chennai. Wonder if he's selling off his entire collection. Hopefully, the cars find a worthy owner now.

Yup, looks like some of the cars listed could very well be from the KVP garage. That garage always confused me. The cars barely saw any tarmac, either on the streets/highways or the racetrack. And if they were bought to be garage queens, which I totally understand and respect, it’s not like they were stored in a proper dedicated garage as well!
Hope they find better homes.

[Darkviper]

Originally Posted by Anand123

But still looking at the inventory, some of them could be from KVP's garage in Bangalore. His 911 GT2 RS recently found a new home in Chennai. Wonder if he's selling off his entire collection. Hopefully, the cars find a worthy owner now.

The 2015 Porsche 911 991.1 GT3 and the Huracan performante is probably his, but who's selling the SVJ? Such a special car and it's being sold within 2 years after buying it!? (It can't be KVP's car as his is the SVJ 63 and not the "regular' SVJ)

Originally Posted by shyn

. That garage always confused me. The cars barely saw any tarmac, either on the streets/highways or the racetrack. And if they were bought to be garage queens, which I totally understand and respect, it’s not like they were stored in a proper dedicated garage as well!
Hope they find better homes.

The garage has/had a very weird selection of cars, including many similar cars. For example, I believe he owns the Lamborghini Aventador S, SV and SVJ 63 - What's the point of owning all 3 of them? especially considering they're barely driven. He also had both the Huracan LP610-4 and Huracan Performante LP640.

welcome back to Team-BHP Shyn!

[shyn]

Originally Posted by Darkviper

The 2015 Porsche 911 991.1 GT3 and the Huracan performante is probably his, but who's selling the SVJ? Such a special car and it's being sold within 2 years after buying it!? (It can't be KVP's car as his is the SVJ 63 and not the "regular' SVJ)


The garage has/had a very weird selection of cars, including many similar cars. For example, I believe he owns the Lamborghini Aventador S, SV and SVJ 63 - What's the point of owning all 3 of them? especially considering they're barely driven. He also had both the Huracan LP610-4 and Huracan Performante LP640.

welcome back to Team-BHP Shyn!

Yes, his is an SVJ 63 and not a “regular one”and I am sure his is registered as well. AFAIK, there are two more SVJs in the country that haven’t been delivered/registered yet. Could either be due to owners ordering them but not being able to go through with it for some reason or another. Or the dealerships got too greedy and enthusiastic and ordered some hoping they could sell them. Because Lamborghini doesn’t really have any criteria to sell even their specials to select customers. They will “sell” you one, as opposed to “allocating”, as long as you have the money. There are people who bought the SVJ as their first Lamborghini!

And yes, he does have a rather odd selection of supercars that doesn’t make sense to even the most hardcore brand loyalists.

Thank you for the welcome!
Hope to be around more consistently this time.

[kamilharis]

Mercedes Benz GLE AMG Coupe GLE 43 ₹ 1,00,00,000

Fancy number, Single Owner, Low KM (2300), KL Reg, Warranty till 2022, CBU Vehicle, B2B Insurance Valid Up to 2023, Engine Tuned to "470" BHP.
Link to Ad

[kamilharis]

Audi TT 45 TFSI ₹ 47,00,000

Fancy number , Single Owner, KL Reg, This is the latest iteration of the Audi TT. Recently service done, New Insurance, New Tyres, Excellent condition, Well Maintained, Company service. Link to ad.

[kamilharis]

LAMBORGHINI HURRACAN 610/4 Link to Ad.

20,000 km, Year 2014 , Single Owner , Price ₹ 1,75,00,000







There is one more LAMBORGHINI HURRACAN 610/4 listed of 2014 model, 8000km , single owner for ₹ 1,85,00,000 Link to Ad

[rxpaul]

Maybe a dumb question, but why do people sell ( after investing huge amounts) into such gorgeous cars at low mileages of 1500 to 15000 kms? I mean whats the point taking such a huge depreciation hit ? Doesnt make sense !!

[kamilharis]

LAMBORGHINI URUS 2019 Unregistered demo car 18,500 km, for ₹ 3,75,00,000 Link to Ad

[aditbelw]

A few received on whatsapp: Interesting to see that the prices are " Please quote your best"

[AirbusCapt]

Originally Posted by rxpaul

Maybe a dumb question, but why do people sell ( after investing huge amounts) into such gorgeous cars at low mileages of 1500 to 15000 kms? I mean whats the point taking such a huge depreciation hit ? Doesnt make sense !!

A couple of reasons actually:
1) most supercars are quite useless in everyday driving, much like sportsbikes. You need to make a reason to take one out. Too many bad roads, too hard a suspension, can't park anywhere, too many speedbreakers, cops, idiot public trying to lean, sit on your ride etc
2) most supercars have very poor visibility, are a pain to navigate in traffic, protest going slow in bumper to bumper traffic, can't navigate potholes, rumble strips etc. Hence the path out of the city has to be carefully mapped and planned beforehand.
3) excessive usage affects resale of supercars. Abroad your insurance premium goes up if you put in higher miles on your supercar.
4) atrociously high service costs. Super expensive fluid changes and tyre replacements mean you have an eye on your milage all the time.

Hence the garden variety supercar owner initially drives a bit when the ride is new, with the passage of time the occasional Sunday morning breakfast rides until he/she gets bored of the car and then the selling off incurring a largish loss.

[JTM]

Audi RS7 Performance Edition for sale

2018/19 Model year
1 of 5 in India
Odometer: 1400km
Asking Price: 1.40 crore
Location: Chennai







http://https://www.instagram.com/p/CHPyhf0gp0m/?igshid=4d8ch7nq76lo

[shyn]

Originally Posted by kamilharis

LAMBORGHINI URUS 2019 Unregistered demo car 18,500 km, for ₹ 3,75,00,000

3.75 for a demo vehicle with such high mileage is way too much! Even if it is loaded to the gills with options.

[JTM]

Porsche 911 Carrera S Manual for sale
Manufacturing Year: 2013
Odometer: 5700
Owners: 2
Expected price: 82 lakhs

http://https://www.instagram.com/p/CHejX7rpF1a/?igshid=1dfvtqy66adn5

I don't think this is a pure manual per se (Porsche never sold a manual in the 991 generation in India, except in the 991.2 GT3 right?), but one that combined the characteristics of the manual and the PDK in a 7-Speed shifter.