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Hey, that's my car listed for sale. Was browsing and saw it posted on this thread. here's the vin and options list.
While I wasnt sure about Rhodium it has not only grown on me but I like it better than GT Silver now with when the black wheels are added w the red calipers. Pics dont do justice, it really "pops" in person.
This car is really in excellent condition, super clean.
Hey, that's my car listed for sale. Was browsing and saw it posted on this thread. here's the vin and options list.
While I wasnt sure about Rhodium it has not only grown on me but I like it better than GT Silver now with when the black wheels are added w the red calipers. Pics dont do justice, it really "pops" in person.
This car is really in excellent condition, super clean.
@ STG: why I'm selling - the I bought the car sight unseen, didn't realize it has the sport PASM which is a bit too firm for my DD needs. While it is amazing, especially on back roads, just a bit too stiff when driving "not fast". I decided to go a different route which is a C2S Cab.
The car is in excellent condition. I'm in no rush to sell, just enjoying this beast until the right next one comes along.
^^ Sounds good. Maybe give the option of putting the Sport Technos back on?? Still for sale? It's a nice looking car. Liked it back when I originally found it and posted it.
What's the HFS thread $$ for the guys here? $86,500 FSBO is a bit aggressive.
If these cars are appreciating $5,000 after a few months after buying them, I better start buying these cars myself and flipping them
Seems high priced for non CPO. In going through all the used car sites and negotiating with a few c4 cab sellers, I am amazed that private sellers think that they can get the same or more than what Porsche dealers are ASKING for similar or higher optioned cars with same or lower miles. Add in CPO and I just don't get it. It is those private sale cars that sit and sit on cars.com and autotrader.
Private sellers need to look at the lowest price that Porsche dealers are asking for similar CPO cars and then assume that a buyer can knock $1,000-$2,000 off that price. Prepare to sell your car for about $3,000 - $4,000 less than what they are asking minus the buyer negotiated price. It will then sell. It will not sell at what a Porsche dealer is asking for their CPO car, no matter how nice of a car you think you have!
Just my two cents.
Originally Posted by STG
^^ Sounds good. Maybe give the option of putting the Sport Technos back on?? Still for sale? It's a nice looking car. Liked it back when I originally found it and posted it.
What's the HFS thread $$ for the guys here? $86,500 FSBO is a bit aggressive.
What's the HFS thread $$ for the guys here? $86,500 FSBO is a bit aggressive.
Nothing wrong per se with profit, capitalism, flippers and all that, but it kind of goes against the wholeHOT for sale theme... Seems like market value is demonstrated to be $81,400?
Nothing wrong per se with profit, capitalism, flippers and all that, but it kind of goes against the wholeHOT for sale theme... Seems like market value is demonstrated to be $81,400?
Agree on all points. Not trying to make a point about the price. We just document cars and their history here. Posting the VIN #'s with ALL listings is paying off. Imagine how helpful it will be 5+ years from now. Guys going back and reading up on the background of their cars will be cool.
Nice build with PDK, SC, Sport Plus seats, Sport Design wheel w/ paddles, deviated belts and stitching, etc.
For me, it's a triple deal-breaker (no cabs, no pdk, no red) but different strokes and all that... Definitely a nice looking car! I'd rather see it with CPO or a few less miles for the asking, but the market is strong right now.
Thanks for the post up!!
The price is a starting point. I am open to reasonable offers. This is a great car!