Dan V

How to piggy-back on the marketability of the most coveted iteration of the 911:

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/ctd/5026107882.html

nile13

What am I missing here other than this poor creature having both an automatic and manual transmissions and seems to have been hit on the nose?

fatmike

That's the subliminal part (check the price).


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mpruden

On a related note. http://www.luxmotorcars.com/2000-Por...3/Details.aspx

It's only $22 now, but I could see them raising it. Again. For the 2nd time.

I typically don't get involved in these pricing discussions, but a friend was looking for:
1) A convertible
2) A Porsche
3) 18k max price
4) Modern feel (not looking for an "analog" car at all).

This basically means Boxster or 996 cab. Found this locally advertised for $19.9k. Offered $17 hoping to negotiate up to $18k (car needs rear tires and 60k service among some other minor things). $18k is more than fair.

They responded by raising the price to $22k the next day. Price it low to get some offers, then raise it up... even with a 996! Naturally, this thing still hasn't sold.

Next time, they need to make it $23,993.

nine9six

Yeah, I looked around till I saw the pricing and chuckled...

ilko

LOL, subtle!

The Brewmeister

I like the pass-thru rear seat option. That allows for engine servicing from the passenger compartment.

nile13

Oh, the price. Cute. if someone is searching Craigslist for a 993 that might pop up. Like a giant pimple.

RacerX1166

I think you're giving the seller too much credit. Someone probably told him it was a 993 and he went with it because he didn't know any better.

race911

Transaxle, actually. Just like the old race cars.