rcropp1

Whats a '95 C2 Manual Coupe worth with 100,000 miles? Assuming no issues, driver quality paint and interior.

goofballdeluxe

No one knows, and no one will be able to give you an answer without comprehensive details and many many photots. But you can find your answer if you do your homework by searching completed sales on eBay, and look at cars.com, autotrader, the classifieds here on Rennlist and every other car related site that sells 993s.

Then you'll have as good a ballpark idea as anyone here could ever give you.

Good luck

pp000830

$35 to 45K?

gary1101

I sold my 1996 MT coupe with 150,000 miles last September for $39,000. No engine work. No issues. Used one quart of oil every 3,000 miles. It had new tires, starter, battery, windshield, HD bilstein struts, 10,000 miles on clutch, everything worked. Interior was in good condition with not rips tears and minimal seat wear. Buyer did a PPI and it came out clean with minor leaks out of two covers. The body looked good at 10 feet away. Up close it had the requisite number of paint chips for a car with this mileage.

Jay777

This chart may help:

lcrain

100k miles is probably average mileage. Too many variables to truly know what it may be worth. Most would recommend getting a PPI from a reputable shop that knows air-cooled 911s and going from there. Assuming no issues, in driver condition, the previously mentioned range of 35-45k is probably a good barometer.

nine9six

Too subjective and not enough details to determine.

rcropp1

Let me ask my question a bit different. 2 cars equal in spec and condition; one has 80k miles one has 100K. Whats the price difference between the two.

911F1

This isn't Rennlist KBB. Go do some homework. Start with the nice chart Jay777 provided

golfnutintib

mid to high 40's if all is ok driver quality...w usual engine seepage

maybe 50 if good color

Jay777

And ignore ask prices....

FlatSix911

Here is the 993 Carrera valuation history from Hagarty... Fair to Good condition should bring $32K - $47.5K