vtgt

Wow and not surprised the cayenne is still the top seller! Pays for the r&d on the other cars :-)

JonDUnning

I think the Panamera got "Tesla'd"....371 units sold in April...that's almost a boutique car!

LHR1

Good Morning, Long Time Lurker searching each day for my first 911. Found the following local overnight and just put a deposit it on it. Before I go to look can anyone share their thoughts, seems like a good deal and was told dealer sold to original owner who never drove it and traded it on a Cayenne.

Really Appreciate your help, and Thanks in advance.
http://www.parkplace.com/all-invento...he-911-mp11769

studlee

901 miles for a 2013? this car got no love for the past 3 years.

get a PPI and make sure there has been no body damage. I could have taken a long time to fix the car hence the low miles??

I would make sure the engine oil and brake fluid is fresh.

looks like a nice build and a brand new car.

LHR1

I was shocked at mileage also, does anyone have a good place in DFW for PPI?

Thanks

STG

I would have a PPI done. Can't hurt. Low mileage 911's are not uncommon. Hopefully a great price.

STG

18K miles and a $130K MSRP. Example of a "NOT" so hot deal

LHR1

Thanks for your response, they are wanting $76k for it, good Price? Has some good options with build just over $117.

Thanks again

r00t61

The dealer seems to be pricing this one like it's a 2015 .

oalvarez

i think that's right in line (to slightly less than) with a 3yr depreciated car with low miles and a $117k msrp, others may differ.

(38% depreciation or 62% residual, add 5% for no miles, then negotiate from there)

STG

Yeah a 15 with 10K less miles than it has!

Bemo

Welcome to CT where dealers aren't hungry and you get attitude for attempting to negotiate. Which is why I bought the GTS from Suncoast

dawgcatching

Did someone end up getting this? Seems too cheap. I talked to them too, said they had stored it all winter, then put it out for sale. If that's the case, why not ask more $? Seems like the time of year a RWD car in NH would actually sell....

STG

Yeah. CT, NorCal, LA, Pompano Beach, Scottsdale, Manhattan, we know the usual suspects. I say go where the deals are guys. Shipping a car cross country is like $2K enclosed transport. Don't be constrained by any geographic areas. Finding a car you like at the right price is hard enough. Finding it in your backyard? Slim to none!!

STG

I think the price is nice!!