911seeker

2013 vs 2014 is also a factor...

be_cuey

Seems like it is a new listing. Keep in mind that the longer a car sits on a dealer's lot the more eager they are to sell it. If you can wait 3 months you will be in a better position to negotiate and the dealer may lower the price anyway.

Look on cargurus.com and look at how long a car is listed. The longer it has been listed (in months) the better "deal" you will get. Don't be afraid to look a little farther away from where you live either. Some dealers will ship to your door or flying out the makes for a great road trip and you get really attached to your car.

You can get in that car or a similar car for around $80k if you wait for the right one to come along.

I recently picked up my 14' CPO C4S with a higher MSRP ~$132k and 28k miles for $80k from a Porsche dealership in Indianapolis and I live in NYC.

Good luck and enjoy the search!!

911seeker

Was your price in line with the ones discussed here?

be_cuey

Sorry I just edited my post with the details.



(This was a pic from the drive home)

911seeker

Nicely done!


Mine says hi...

be_cuey

Thank You! The car was actually on the dealer's lot for ~6 months as per cargurus and I bought it in the dead of winter.

11hr trip in a new (to me) Porsche = unforgettable

(I did break it up it up into two days though)

911seeker

Not comparable, but I "travelled" from Miami to Sarasota to get mine... price and leather wise it made sense.

be_cuey

4s too?

At first I was looking for a blue one, settled for black and now I think it really suits the car well.

911seeker

Yep, black is difficult to detail but looks really great and "badass"...

kage65

Just one last question, what do you think the trade in value would be on this car in 3 years , in four years if there was only say, 6k miles put on it per year? Tks

911seeker

Apparently 6% (of the MSRP) less per year is what the rule of thumb would be...

kage65

Good to know.

CSK 911 C4S

Not to rush your decision but I bet this car will not stay long at JE especially being in the Atlanta area.

If it checks all the boxes I would snag it.

StormRune

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spiderv6

As this has turned into a bit of a 4S love in (and why not!) I have a question...

I am looking longingly at a 2016 4S leftover that has been sitting for about 16 months. Warranty punched 8 months ago. $150k msrp. Nice sporty build and a manual (which I guess largely contributes to it not selling).

Now that it is 2 model years old...... what should the discount on that car be?