Salvage title turbo S value
12-08-2022, 07:24 AM
#16
https://aeofmiami.com/product/2021-p...911-Iulq7e810r
Looks like fairly superficial damage, with the amount of damage visible to the bumper I doubt it has damage to the frame.
I don't plan on selling it, would probably upgrade turbos/exhaust/IC and tune and drive it
Looks like fairly superficial damage, with the amount of damage visible to the bumper I doubt it has damage to the frame.
I don't plan on selling it, would probably upgrade turbos/exhaust/IC and tune and drive it
Assume the worst and budget double whatever you think the cost of repair would be. If you buy, you ought to commit to it because selling it will be impossible. Project car makes good sense, but if the car itself is bent, it may be very difficult to get it square enough to aligned properly.
I agree with others not to pay over $100k
12-08-2022, 09:01 AM
#18
Race Director
When it comes to high value cars, I wouldn’t touch it at almost any price. Here’s why: People who have the interest and the wherewithal to purchase high value cars do not need to find, or have any interest in getting a vehicle with a proverbial red letter attached. Ex: If one has $150K in disposable income to spend on a salvage title car, you are probably in a position where a bit extra ($100K) is chump change to get a new and unmolested version.
Also lol at people who think a $250k is going to sell for under $100k just due to a salvage title
12-08-2022, 10:25 AM
#19