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Yeah, one of the things I've learned from this thread is to not buy one new unless it's a long term keeper.
$39000 in depreciation over 8k miles. Eesh.
This would be a car I'd break my no black rule on.
Well it's worse, since the $77,000 is asking price, and dealer. Who knows what the original owner got. 50 bucks?
Can we say bubble? If/when the economy slows down which we're seeing signs of now, things can crumble pretty quick. Especially in the high end car market. No surprise the whole older 911 market and everything else retro has shot through the roof. Wait for the air to start leaking, then a pop!
All this taking advantage of LOW interest rates will end soon too. No surprise Porsche had record sales too as did everyone else. Times won't always be this good (Porsche forgets sometimes).
Good news for guys looking for "hot deals" for years to come .... Just don't have all your eggs tied up in the Wall St. balloon.
Congrats! That's a nice one, and it's in the hands of an enthusiast!
Times 2 on X2. It's great to see that an enthusiast found what sounds like a great car, perhaps from this thread, moved quickly and bought it. Enjoy in good health!!
They've been sitting on that one for almost 4 months. Warranty is out in May so every month that passes it gets less desirable. Initial list price was $78,900, they've lowered the price every month and seem to have bottomed out @ $75K. Very well optioned car - somewhat odd that airbag was replaced but perhaps that was normal for the very early 991s?
I say check it out - you should be able to get it for less than $70K
01-12-2016, 07:19 PM
