The Fat Kid

My old '12.5 C2S (see above) is now listed by a dealer for $67k with fewer miles, an S, and no accidents, so $46k is not unbelievably low for the 911 you described especially if it is overdue on maintenance.

Sajan

don’t have a link…the listing dealer’s is not working.

here’s the VIN WP0AA2A90DS106288

doctj

https://www.goldcoastmaserati.com/in...b2a96hs155460/

17 C4S with 7k miles for 119k
VIN: WP0CB2A96HS155460
clean carfax. 161k MSRP

the color throwing me off because is described as maritime blue … but doesn’t look like what I’ve seen online

docskeet

I think that’s a steal.

drdantheman1

+1, great price for a PTS C4S. Probably why it's already pending sale.

rephlex71

I’m 100% positive this has to be a pricing error. 2018 C4 GTS 24k miles for $73,800 otherwise this would be the steal of the century.

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...ngId=687432986

drdantheman1

Love the fine print "While we try to make sure that all prices posted here are accurate at all times, we cannot be responsible for typographical and other errors that may appear on the site. If the posted price for a vehicle or service is incorrect due to typographical or other error (e.g., data transmission), this dealership is only responsible for the correct price, which we will endeavor to provide to you as soon as we become aware of the error."

itogliano

https://www.bostonmotorsportsalfarom...2083802839.htm

Just posted yesterday. Requested some more info/video/photos from dealer

mwjackson92

That car is loaded. If it had full leather interior it would be the perfect spec. It'll go very quick.

https://vinanalytics.com/car/WP0AB2A90DS120754/

itogliano

Definitely, I'm interested. Think it is slightly over priced though. If you look up a few posts above to the racing yellow 991, that is a higher spec than this one and sold for 67k a couple weeks ago. At the same dealer

mwjackson92

Just my 2 cents, but I disagree. I spent $72.5k for a 2012 C2S with nice options and 30k miles earlier this year, and I only got it because I called 30 minutes before they opened after they had posted it the night before. $70-75k is the typical going rate for a Carrera S. Racing yellow sits for awhile because a lot of people don't like that color, but blue appeals to a much wider net.

If you want that car, i'd move quick because at <$70k I think it'll sell almost immediately.

rephlex71

That car needed a bunch of work and had higher mileage hence the cheaper price point.

itogliano

Both good points. So would you recommend just going for it at this price and not negotiating at all? Probably a dumb question but I've never actually been through the full car-buying process

munja

I would say always negotiate but be reasonable with your offer. I always make sure dealer understands that if we come up with the deal that works im ready to buy today and they will work with you. I would also do bit of research on interest rates if you are not buying with cash and maybe get pre approved. Its not a big deal you can always refinance but why go through all of that if you dont have to. They screwed me up on the interest rate when i was buying car for the first time in the USA so now i always get pre approved and they will try to match it

I posted this car few weeks ago and surprisingly its still available https://www.porschenorwell.com/used/Porsche/2013-Porsche-911-7d7ecfe20a0e094a2b59d2d4015351e0.htm
Im out of the country and didn't get a chance to look at it but seems similar spec with more miles. if you like it they might be willing to negotiate because they cant sell it.

itogliano

Well I do like that very much...This makes for a hard decision