Extract0r

Looking at a CPO 2018 carrera T with low miles (2,500 miles) and 3 1/2 years of remaining factory warranty plus 2 year cpo warranty for a total of 5 1/2 years. The car has msrp of $116,490. Previous owner put PPF on the front half.

What would be a reasonable price for such a car?

CaymanSinAR

Just a suggestion, but might want to tell folks what the dealer is asking now. That gives a relative starting range.

Good luck!

Carrera-T

Given that you can get 10% off a brand new 2019 T, and 12-14% off a new 2018 left over. I would shoot for 16-18% off original MSRP and pay no more than mid $90’s.

NJ991

Mid 90s is a fair price, considering it is fairly new and CPO’d.

Extract0r

Ended up choosing a left over 2018 (200 miles on the odo) for about 17% off msrp. I will be the first registered owner and full 4 year warranty.
Thanks for the input everyone!

NJ991

Congrats !!

Cuda911

Indeed!. Post up some pix.

Carrera-T

Nicely done. Now where are the pics?

Bob Z.

Nice deal on a T, which would not be possible on a well built model of any other variation.

luv2sleep

Good deal!
I like having a car built to my taste but when you get behind a 911, not much matter because they’re all finely crafted-scalpel precise machines. Enjoy your newly acquired ride in good health.

Extract0r

http://www.porsche-code.com/PKHE2XM3

Got a brand new 2018 Carrera T as equipped as above (msrp $119,580) for $97,816. It was a floor demo and had 200 miles on it. 4 year warranty starts today. Bucket seat bolsters have a bit of crease in them from customers trying it out, but for the price I paid, I can live with it.

By the way, it is a HUUUUUGE upgrade from my 2013 base boxster (no sport suspension nor sport exhaust). I did not expect it to be that much better in every single way. My boxster felt like a shopping kart compared to the T.

Anyway, thanks everyone for giving me the price to shoot for. Almost paid way too much for a CPO one.