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They aren't OEM spec. You're putting a two piece disc on your car that will be picked up as a modification. I don't know how often these topics come up on car forums where people think making changes like this doesn't affect their insurance. It does. Keep yourself right and tell the insurance...

Good to hear you got a good result. The GT86 is a good fun little car.

That car has been on sale for a while. The car would look better if they wheels were done correctly. There was a low mileage private sale car a few weeks back that went for over £22,000. It looked a very nice example.

Godspeed charge £650 for 308GTi discs. It's £700 for Alcon discs from Fish Brothers. It's a £50 saving. Obviously the theory is that when you replace the discs you only have to buy the disc and not the bell. There should be a saving if you're changing discs second time around. Genuine discs...

It feels like everything is going up in price lately. There is some on eBay for £190. https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/23004766756 It looks like a reputable company. They charge £232 on their own website.

It did look a nice car. That one will be getting tucked away I'm sure. Why is he wanting a LHD one? I did notice the price of the R in France was very high.

I would have put the R higher on the list than that. I see the highest priced R with low mileage has gone from Autotrader.

I had a look through the main sites last night. I counted 15 Rs for sale. I've never seen that many for sale before.

He's asking about going for a 235/40x19 tyre to a 235/45x19 tyre. He thought 40 to 45 was an extra 5mm sidewall for a better ride.

235/40 to 235/45 isn't a 5mm difference. The 40 or 45 is a percentage of the width and per side. 40% of 235mm=94mm. 45% of 235mm=105.75mm 11.75mm extra rubber per side makes the overall diameter 23.5mm bigger. It's a big difference. What tyres have you got? I find some brands are both...

I don't think it's an R.

That's been on sale for a while. I hear the seller isn't very trustworthy and unreasonable.

I've had the HPFP in my R refurbished off Mike on eBay. The car runs spot on.

There's another low mileage car on this site. https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C979402 The advert and pictures are poor. It doesn't sell the car very well.

The brake discs have been a warning on the last two MOTs. It's covered a lot of miles since it's been flagged. Will it pass the next MOT? It's going to be a bill you'll need to cover to make the car desirable. The yellow lines on the on the sidewall highlighting the size are usually the...

Have you replaced the brake discs and refurbished the calipers? Is the picture blurry, or are the logos missing from the caliper? That's not a part worn tyre you've put on the damaged side?

I used Mike on eBay for the HPFP on my R. The car runs great. If you're getting a genuine pump for £332 then it's a great deal. I'd make sure it's coming from a reputable source and not a refurbished pump.

The new one listed at £18,750 is the car with the replacement engine that couldn't sell for £16k before.

There's a new one up. A 65 plate with 12.5k miles. It's a private sale for £23k. It does look clean. The seats look in very good condition.

It'll be good to hear how that 166k mile car gets on. There's 6 on eBay with the black one from Autotrader being the only duplicate. The low mileage car with the silver roof rails still hasn't had updated pictures as promised. The black low mileage private sale car isn't being sold by the...