while we were sleeping, missed this '93 GTS, 27K, $23,500!
12-07-2006, 11:14 PM
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You guys will love this....
http://www.928registry.org/1993-928GTS-0062.htm
Now I've no idea why they priced it so low.
-Gary
http://www.928registry.org/1993-928GTS-0062.htm
Now I've no idea why they priced it so low.
-Gary
12-07-2006, 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by EspritS4s
You guys will love this....
http://www.928registry.org/1993-928GTS-0062.htm
Now I've no idea why they priced it so low.
-Gary
http://www.928registry.org/1993-928GTS-0062.htm
Now I've no idea why they priced it so low.
-Gary
12-08-2006, 01:38 AM
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This is the original thread. I was just going through the pictures in the registry when I found a red 93 GTS sitting in front of a Chambers Motorcars sign. It looks like they posted it before selling it.
12-08-2006, 10:05 AM
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They added it to the Registry meaning they most have known about the true present value of the GTS and still they advertised it for $23k which is close to the wholesale black value. No wonder the sale is pending with a friend of the dealer rather than an internet customer. This could be a good way for the dealer to pocket some tax free ching ching in their pocket. And its easily justifiable since they advertised the GTS on 2 separate sites. Am I wrong?
12-12-2006, 02:06 PM
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Here's the latest low down on this car. I'm probably stupid for haggling over $300 but it's a matter of principal to me which the sale guy doesn't have.
Whoever was buying the car for $23.5k couldn't come up with the financial so I made them the highest offer of $27k which is still pretty good to me. The final offer was $27,300 with opened trailer transportation from them. I decided to use enclosed transportation on my own and they refuse to contribute the $300 to the cost. I already put $3k in down payment to which I already talked my credit card company. So because of $300, the deal went south.
So the car is back for sale. They had seven other offers previously.
The car was traded in by a 65-year old man for an E350. The trade in value was no where near the $23.5k. They are making a killing even at this great price.
Hop on this now if you want the car.
Whoever was buying the car for $23.5k couldn't come up with the financial so I made them the highest offer of $27k which is still pretty good to me. The final offer was $27,300 with opened trailer transportation from them. I decided to use enclosed transportation on my own and they refuse to contribute the $300 to the cost. I already put $3k in down payment to which I already talked my credit card company. So because of $300, the deal went south.
So the car is back for sale. They had seven other offers previously.
The car was traded in by a 65-year old man for an E350. The trade in value was no where near the $23.5k. They are making a killing even at this great price.
Hop on this now if you want the car.
12-12-2006, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by danglerb
As much as we like 928's, very very few new car dealers would put this old of a car on the lot. When was the last time anybody on this list has seen a 928 for sale at a Porsche dealership? I looked pretty hard for a month and only found a couple cars on a dealer lot and those were all strictly used car dealers.
