Kg11

help!

I need a price check please:

Car is privately owned locally.

2012 991 C2S Cab
32k miles
performance option build: all performance options; 7MT, PDCC, Adaptive sport seats, Sport Chrono, Sport Exhaust. It also has some frilly stuff, like Burmester, Premium Plus package. $133k build.

Car is 8.5/10. Not in awesome shape, about what you would expect given the mileage and the fact we have a lot of rock on the roads here, due to winter sanding. It hangs around all year. Interior 8.5/10. Mechanically, all services up to date.

Seller is at $66,500; exactly 1/2 of retail.

Does this seem like a reasonable buy? This isn't my "dream" car, but it would be fun to own, and I am looking for something I drive for a couple of years, maybe put 12,000 miles on it, enjoy immensely, and sell without losing $20k in depreciation. I have always been more of a coupe guy, but I don't think a cab would exactly suck.

I haven't driven it, but saw the car last weekend at a PCA drive.

R_Rated

At that price it'll go fast if he advertises it at all. If you want it better jump fast.

smbryan

Get what you want. That being said, this is about as good as it gets price wise and you won't get hurt, assuming you want to flip it when the 'dream car' presents itself.

TraqGear

Sounds like a deal. Let me know if you pass on it please.

STG

Nice base model manual. Been for sale since March!! Maybe time to entertain offers? Great build and nice looking car.

RL classifieds.

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STG

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PCA1983

That's what I would call a typically nice machine and good price, assuming the buyer likes the options (we all have different preferences), it has a clean CarFax and checks out. It might even sell for less money. It does sound worth investigating. 991.2 prices have moved up substantially. Lots of 991.1 bargains out there right now, for those willing to look...

PCA1983

Sweet 911!! This is one of the lowest priced, newest, best looking 991.1 we have seen this year, with this extremely low mileage. Sounds like a really great buy waiting for someone who likes the options, and assuming a clean CarFax and passing a PPI.

K-A

Nice build and great price. Red is probably one of the reasons why it's priced so well. Nearly perfect options, but no PASM is a bummer. Still, great car and a good deal.

That's fine, but my prediction is these .1's in the future will spend more time appreciating than depreciating, which is one reason as to why prices are so "high" right now. They'll go down in the nearer term, but I think they'll find a stable bottom which won't be all that low, then eventually move up from there.

R_Rated

991.2 or 991.1 prices have moved up?

K-A

I think he means that 991.1 prices have moved up a lot, while Porsche raised the MSRP of the .2’s up a lot as well.

Edit: Maybe it was a typo and he was simply stating that 991.1 prices have moved up substantially (which of course, is a fact). Both are true though.

STG

Correct. Porsche continues to raise prices EVERY year. This does also indeed support a strong resale market which they also want.

Now .... question is, how long can you keep raising prices before hurting sales? I think they’ve slowly started to see that with the 718 and 991.2 Carrera’s. Add 4cy engines and turbo charging, you’re just competing against one of the many lower priced competitors.

Talk about huge increases, look at what they’re doing with the GT models. Unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Big $$ increases on base price and options. In that case, high demand and low production can support it for now.

Once the economy slows down (which I think is starting now), all sales will suffer including pre-owned.

R_Rated

Right, but MSRP going up isn't the same as a used car appreciating. I haven't followed the 991.2 used market so I don't know but was curious is the #2 cars were as strong as the #1 cars; which are slightly increasing, on the used market.

STG

.2’s are falling and continue to do so.

20 pre-owned very low mileage .2 S’s between $100K-$115K on cars.com out of 60 total cars for sale in S model.

We have a 991.2 pre-owned thread. Better discussion there. I just bumped the thread:

https://rennlist.com/forums/991/9651...d-deal-10.html


Off to finding some pre-owned 991.1’s NOW

PCA1983