Brian4lev

Agreed 100%. Trying to find out the extent of the accident. I have followed this car prior to the accident and made a run at it prior to no avail. Curious to see extent but I have never bought a car that had any paintwork or accidents. Nobody needs to have that conversation when laying big wood!

Mrrdstr

Car looks gorgeous IMO.

Brian4lev

Certainly does, however the price isn't factoring in the accident and the headache involved in explaining that to the next buyer. Will be interesting to see how much this goes for.

Bruce911_

I agree more information is needed to see the extent of the damage. If it was something minor then really nothing wrong with purchasing the car for the right price whatever that may be. It’s hard to pay a premium now for a car with an accident history. Down the road many years from now it probably won’t make much a difference. Also depends on how well the repair was done.

Longi

This one has been listed for a month. Has anyone here seen/looked into it?

https://www.crossjeepchrysler.com/in...c2a99ks149289/

momo360

This is atrocious pricing for a 991.2. You can buy a 992 for this much.

golfinz

Yes, google the vin. Sold for 175k on BAT back in May 2023 because of the odd DME report. Would be wary of this one seeing that it was flipped so quickly. Vin below :

WP0AC2A99KS149289

Manifold

WAY overpriced. Seller is fantasizing.

jcannon

Stay away from this one. This is the same car sold at batt with over revs up to range 5

Longi

Thank you both

Rod27

A dealer buying a car on BAT?!?!? No way lol

inspire

Very common actually

Rocker3991

Unfortunately I've had to list the one I bought off BaT last month since I just lost my job. Price should be $189k https://www.autotrader.com/marketpla...AC2A97JS175923

momo360

Wow, Lucky for you the GT3 market has gone up $25k in the last month!

Longi

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Sorry to hear man. And it sucks that you have to part with the car. All the best for the bounce.