user 8298308

As plenum said, it's just the chart from cargurus.com.

Thanks for the feedback. I'd likely have a trade in the mix - a 2016 Panamera 4S - and I'm concerned that trade values are in the toilet right now. I'll be ready to bargain in the near future, so I'll get my desired numbers in order before I start making calls.

rugu6869

Go onto KBB and Edmunds to figure out what your "Trade-in" value is for your car, plus do some searching on Autotempest.com to see what others are "asking" for a similar car and you won't be surprised when you're ready to negotiate.
First, make sure that you negotiate the price you want on the car you're purchasing. Don't mention a trade-in until you're happy with the deal you get.
After that is done, then mention you might have a trade-in.
You could put the Panamera up FS now here in the meantime to get ahead of it. What do you have to lose?

Bob Z.

Better to use autonation for a value check since they buy more than anyone, and make sure you are sitting down when you get the value since they have dropped quite a bit in the last month or so. The auction places are full and some are running out of room to store trades so there is way too much supply.

flgfish

Wish I had a bigger garage. I'm out of spaces. Seems like it could be an opportunity if you can take advantage of it in the coming months.

visitador

This auction is going to be interesting since ther is no reserve


https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...che-911-gts-7/

plenum

Interesting is an understatement. Ballsy move for a 2018 with <3k miles, clean Carfax, and No Reserve IMHO! Either the seller knows they have a buyer or unrealistically expect bidding to get to even wholesale numbers. But maybe I'm wrong, just my observations!
Normally would be tempted myself to throw a bid in there, but that has to be one of the most UN-GTS looking GTS that I have ever seen....

user 8298308

Great advice, thanks to you both. I'll check out Autonation and see what their offer is; I already got the KBB private and trade values.

I know I'll lose some on the Panamera in any trade situation, and I'm somewhat prepared having seen what examples of my car are selling for currently, let alone wholesaling for.

visitador

Looks to me this is a Texas dealer who started doing no reserves after the current crisis started. A check on the previous sales show he is not that crazy after all to do no reserve.

rugu6869

I just watched this one finish. 2014 S, PDK with 25K miles sell for $60K.
Interesting to see prices coming down a bit.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2014-porsche-911-55/

sr5959

Bargain!

Carlo_Carrera

If this car has a clean Carfax it is a steal. The only reason I am passing it on it because of no SportChrono.

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...ngId=550130647

mgordon18

4 prior owners in 25K miles, a scratched up bumper ($1,500 to replace), push-pull pdk steering wheel ($1500 for paddles?), and old tires ($2,000 to replace). Seems like this car needs about $5K to make it right, and 4 owners might be worth another $5K discount, so $60K seems about right to me. Leather dash is nice, though!

user 8298308

Has structural damage/accident according to the Carfax.

Carlo_Carrera

That explains it, thanks.

vtgt

that explains it. Might be kinda strong @ $63k with fees + a few k needed to get it right as noted above. All in the person will be looking at mid-high $60s.