BigMikeATL

Asking prices

964Lovac

Very good point.

I think they are off on the price as well, but then again I don't run a dealer!

njansenv

Don't forget - '89 C4's still carry something of a stigma. Not enough info to say on the price, IMHO.

964George

What's the stigma with 89 C4's...

cobalt

Maybe although I missed out on a cobalt blue 92 cab with similar miles that sold for $37k and as i said the 91 C2 coupe sold for more than $40k. But as I said these were perfect examples.

creaturecat

Vancouver has a few for sale.
On c/l.

Jay H

I can vouch for the low mileage car having looming mechanical issues. I drove my 964 about 100 to 200 miles per year. I kept it in pristine show condition in the garage with no less than 8 coats of wax and plenty of Vinylex and leather conditioner on the soft parts. I never took it out from under it's cover unless Venus aligned with Saturn's largest moon. I ran it three times a year and warmed it up each time with oil changes annually, but time and non - use (like 100-200 miles a year) was not kind to the seals and other mechanicals after 10 years of that. It's gone and I'm glad someone else is enjoying it. Show cars or limited mileage cars take a bunch of time and money to keep operating properly just like a well driven car.

For a driver, I'd rather have a car that has been very well maintained and has 100k on the clock.

For the concours condition, I'll still take the 28,000 mile car though.

TouringTeg

That red c2 is available again with low kms. It was 25k this summer now its 27500 or 26500? Very fair priced black cab as well on there.