Yc911Kid

https://www.mbofwalnutcreek.com/used...7c11f2e699.htm

drdantheman1

That is very well priced for the spec (https://vinanalytics.com/car/WP0AB2A94CS120402/) even with the miles. Burmester and full leather interior, yes please!

Jerry991

Someone should be watching this very carefully.

https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/2...%20blast%20car

996scott

I saw that a few days ago and was very interested to see what it would go for. That is one beautiful car! Love the two tone interior, it is gorgeous!!!

PatrickBateman

Do we think a 50k mi 991.1 S 7MT will fall at or under $65K by winter? They used to be $54K cars. Sold my .1 base PDK and am wanting a manual, and would prefer the S to compensate for the tall gearing.

996scott

I'm sure hoping. A 991.1 S 7speed is what i'm looking for also. I think it will still be in the 70s but here's to hoping.

noahabel

When were they $54k? If we're talking pre-pandemic (2019) then I think even if prices normalized you'd have to adjust your mileage target. 50k miles in 2019 on a (max) 6 year old car would be an average of 8k/yr and relatively high at the time (for a 911). The same "driver" level car would have more like 70k miles now. Under 50k on a 10 year old car is now considered relatively low, or at least desirable.

thelampire

There was a single black basically zero option C2S for sale for about 54k in Socal, but the sale seemed a little sketchy. $60k or more like $65k was the normal price for a well optioned, accident free C2S before the pandemic. This is also the car I am shooting for. Actually there was one blue car 42k miles for 65kUSD available recently. It was well optioned, but flood title. It was gone within days.

cpbmd

I sold my 991.1 S. 7 speed with all the performance options for $80,000.
2 months ago. It had 40,000 miles on it.

grigory

Biege interior? I noticed there is usually less demand for those (at least in Porsche world). Though a couple years back, that was a pretty high price for many of 991.1s

mhconley

I bought my 50k mile 2013 C2S PDK Cab for $68k out the door. It had a $127k MSRP. It came with a $7k Soul exhaust, a $2k Cobb tuner and $5k in BC Forged wheels with Michelin Super Sport 4S installed plus the original exhaust and Carrera classic wheels with serviceable Pirelli P Zeroes. So net-net the car was $54k.

It has a good service history and one minor/moderate front end accident (no airbag deployment) on the CARFAX which my PPI found had been correctly repaired. The car only needed a right front radiator fan and new horns which cost me $1.6k.

I’ve had the car a week and feel I got an excellent deal.

Martin

996scott

that sounds like a great deal!

thelampire

Guys, this is the deal:
C2 GTS manual yellow 48kmiles one owner accident free for 99 991USD
Vinanalytics link

Too bad I'm too poor for this one. Someone get it quickly before I change my mind and go bankrupt

Cuda911

$100k for a nearly 50k-mile car? Ouch!!

thelampire

That's a GTS. A couple months ago this would have been at least 20-30k more.

On a sidenote, why is it that some people are trying to sell cars for 100kUSD, but cannot invest in 10min of their times to actually formulate a decent description? It's like they are thinking "I don't give a damn about you buyer, just buy and don't think twice about the price or the condition of the car."