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Probably bought it as an investment. $140k+ purchase price. 12 years and 193 miles later, it's worth probably $70k ish.
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It's probably worth (well) north of 100k but even if it's 150k (which I wouldn't think unrealistic) it wouldn't have been that much of an investment...
I'm coming into this thread as a seller of car that probably qualifies and need some pricing opinions. 2003 Guards Red over Natural Brown 6-speed coupe. X50 but no Aero kit and no ceramic brakes. Current mileage is just under 9K. I bought it two years ago with ~5K miles. Other than a great trip to Rennsport Reunion V I haven't driven it much. Not a practical car for where I live so it needs to go where it will be driven more. I paid a premium for it when I bought it. Most likely going to a family member and I want to be fair to them. Thoughts?
I would expect to see a car like that for sale for high 60s or into the 70s if it is a 6spd. Maybe more. Sounds like a nice car and a good color combo!
I'm coming into this thread as a seller of car that probably qualifies and need some pricing opinions. 2003 Guards Red over Natural Brown 6-speed coupe. X50 but no Aero kit and no ceramic brakes. Current mileage is just under 9K. I bought it two years ago with ~5K miles. Other than a great trip to Rennsport Reunion V I haven't driven it much. Not a practical car for where I live so it needs to go where it will be driven more. I paid a premium for it when I bought it. Most likely going to a family member and I want to be fair to them. Thoughts?
Nice car. I don't get when people say it's not practical as the car was originally marketed as not a sports car, but more of a GT car. It's a great car for every day use.
When this car gets listed for sale (which I'm guessing will be within the next couple of days) I think we will be able to close this thread LOL, J/K Seriously though...
When this car gets listed for sale (which I'm guessing will be within the next couple of days) I think we will be able to close this thread LOL, J/K Seriously though...
Didn't even realize it was the Marshall Goldman car...oh well, that new dealer is about 10 minutes from my house if anyone needs a rennfax!!! Just a guess but I'm sure there will be no test drives.
I must have gotten pretty lucky....when my fiance and I were searching for her first Porsche, we stumbled upon an '03 996TT with 13k miles. Seal gray over black with carbon interior package. Car had Champion wheels, K24 turbos, intake/exhaust, and clutch all done. We took it home for $55k.
I must have gotten pretty lucky....when my fiance and I were searching for her first Porsche, we stumbled upon an '03 996TT with 13k miles. Seal gray over black with carbon interior package. Car had Champion wheels, K24 turbos, intake/exhaust, and clutch all done. We took it home for $55k.
How long ago was it? Regardless, yes, you did well with your purchase. The 996TT market has really changed in the past year.
03-27-2017, 04:52 AM
