B&W

I hope they get what they are asking for. It's great that these cars are starting to get some respect.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-944-...ht_18539wt_847

B&W

This one also:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-944-...ht_18217wt_847

ChrisJ951

They are notoriously very high with every car they sell. Granted, they seem to sell the best examples, but over $100k for a 944 Turbo is a lot!!!

numbskull

wow, they both have super LOW Miles. not sure if I would want a time capsule with low Miles over a fully restored and modified 951. Better have some serious receipts either way.

Spidey944

As much as I love these cars, with that kind of money I would find a nice 1986 930 Slantnose or something.

931guru

For that kind of money, you would think that they would have replaced the coolant reservoir...

gruhsy

I paid 17500.00 canadian for mine with 40000km...thats 25000 miles. I have 59000km on it now

Dino V

Just came across this also, insane.

cas951

and I hope they get close to their asking price. Yes they are asking a large sum of money but this helps all of us if and when we sell our babies.

reno808

for that kind of money i would get other cars not no 944

Paul Waterloo

Those prices are a joke. Period.

kev951

it's a typo, they are asking $19,500

ried

I think we all know that an '89 951 with 8K miles is well beyond $20K. I would reasonably price this car around $50-75K, since premium examples with higher (driveable) mileage would be $30-40K.

That's the main problem with this car. It's undriveable, because you'd be taking several dollars off of the value for every mile you drive. This car with 30K miles is worth less than half as much.

Cyberpunky

Could easily sell at that price, as where you going to find another one like that at any price

This auction broke 11 world records for Porsche prices including some very expensive 944 derivatives, and that was 3 years ago

LUCKY DAVE

I have my Pcars insured through Haggerty. I got a letter from them today stating that they want to change the agreed values to $20K each for the '86 and '89 951s, and to $8K for the '84 944.
The prices are definitely on the rise. Finally!