Dan12

Looking to buy a 2007 TT and noticed a drop in prices lately. Low 80's have turned into mid or low 70's for 10K mile or less cars.

I'm about to pull the trigger on a low mileage 07 with nice options and perfect condition. But winter is here and I would be storing it until spring.

Do you guys see the prices for a 5 -10K mile car going lower than 73-75K by spring? Are we at the bottom right now for next year (summer anyway). Just would hate to lose 5K at the start but then again this will be a keeper. Are these cars worth that much?

On a separate note I test drove a new C7 on the same day. No comparison.

Thanks for your input.

nzskater

I'd focus less on the minor pricing adjustments and more on a detailed options list that ticks all the boxes for you. Find the perfect car and do t worry about the $5k, in the long run the money will be forgotten.

Ray S

+1

Additionally, I'd expect prices to recover somewhat from winter lows in the spring not fall. That's when folks are typically looking to buy.

HkPlinker

Better look at Sport adaptive seats, Sports Chrono, options and miles first and winter is always the best time to buy a high end toy.

tcsracing1

Do not wait past March...
These cars are going for bargins right now. Not sure how much lower they can go... $70k for lower miles is as good as it gets right now.

Id be more concerned about finding the right car with the right options and right colors at current price points.....

I just purchased my TT as the price was right as was the car.

Josh2731

What did you think of the C7? I drove one around the track in Vegas earlier this year as well as a 997.2 turbo and definitely liked the 997 more. I haven't driven the C7 on public roads though.

Johnny DB

That $5k will get eating up by adding the options you wanted afterwards so find the right car with the right options. I bought my car last year around this time and I put it in storage 2 days after delivery.