How good is an on-line Kelly Blue Book price quote?
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Originally posted by Little Porsche Boy
There seems to be a consensus of opinion here. Thanks for all the input. I'll
check into the Market Letter.
What does anyone think of the $16.9K asking price of a 94 968 coupe with
90,000 miles on it?
There seems to be a consensus of opinion here. Thanks for all the input. I'll
check into the Market Letter.
What does anyone think of the $16.9K asking price of a 94 968 coupe with
90,000 miles on it?
Sounds great- where is it? I'd like one for myself.
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HAHA, KKB, edmunds, all those price quoters are totally off on sports cars. Cars like ours fluctuate with market demand. Age doesn't matter. The prices in Excellence arent too far off. Basically i would take those prices and average them with what sells on ebay and PCA. You should get a good average since Excellence is low sometimes and PCA is always higher than usual.
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Originally posted by Little Porsche Boy
What does anyone think of the $16.9K asking price of a 94 968 coupe with 90,000 miles on it?
What does anyone think of the $16.9K asking price of a 94 968 coupe with 90,000 miles on it?
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Sounds to be a good deal for the 94 968 with that many miles on it. I would check it out and get a PPI done if you are interested in the car. Basically you can probably pick one up for 12k to 25k I seen it all. If you like the car it checks out good and the owner has some paper work then go for it.
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my $.02
968's as a whole are over priced right now.
$15k - $20k will buy a damn nice 928S4 or even a GT.
I'd rather pick up a 951 for $6 - $10 vs any 968. From the drivers point of view they are the same car. First 968 I was in was back in 92 or 93, a brand new one at the dealer. I was like "this much for a re-named 944 with less power?" Guess those memories are hard to shake.
on a counter-point, I do prefer the body of the 968 over the 944, just not at the extra cost.
968's as a whole are over priced right now.
$15k - $20k will buy a damn nice 928S4 or even a GT.
I'd rather pick up a 951 for $6 - $10 vs any 968. From the drivers point of view they are the same car. First 968 I was in was back in 92 or 93, a brand new one at the dealer. I was like "this much for a re-named 944 with less power?" Guess those memories are hard to shake.
on a counter-point, I do prefer the body of the 968 over the 944, just not at the extra cost.
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Hacker,
I agree on the price disparity between he 968 and the 944s. But, I think it's a little
of both the 968's being too expensive and the 944 's too cheap.
I agree on the price disparity between he 968 and the 944s. But, I think it's a little
of both the 968's being too expensive and the 944 's too cheap.