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They will keep going up no matter what , so add another one or 2 more to your fleet , the 993 is one of the best
Porsche ever built and is the most sexy looking porsche ever 👍🏼
Then again, some buyers would rather have a 100K mile car that has had all the big work done, i.e. top end rebuild, new clutch, upgraded suspension, etc., than, say, a 60K mile car that has none of it done.
Both are higher mileage, but the 60K miler will cost you $20K to address all those big ticket items that the 100K miler already has had paid for, and with a 993, it's a when, not an if, that you will need to spend money on all of those pricey items
THIS- Mileage is irrelevant if you do all of the work and keep the car in top shape. Look at what long hood 911's are selling for with hundreds of thousands of miles on them- 993's are headed there as well. I'd take MY car with 116K on the clock over a lot of cars with half the mileage. I've done literally everything to it- except a bottom-end rebuild and it runs and looks like it's brand new.
THIS- Mileage is irrelevant if you do all of the work and keep the car in top shape. Look at what long hood 911's are selling for with hundreds of thousands of miles on them- 993's are headed there as well. I'd take MY car with 116K on the clock over a lot of cars with half the mileage. I've done literally everything to it- except a bottom-end rebuild and it runs and looks like it's brand new.
I agree. I can tell you from experience that buying a low miles car simply means a year of little things going wrong once the car is being used. Once I got thru that gauntlet the car (knock on wood) has been terrific. But low miles doesn't mean low hassles.
Good to see you here Rudy! Any recent adds to the 993 fleet lately?
thank you sir !
yes since the picture was taken I have added 3 more 993’s and a 964
1) 1998 glacier white targa with 40k miles
2) 1996 turquoise blue with 53k Miles
3) 1997 Zenith Blue c4s with 55k mile
4) 1990 Ruby Stone C4 with 110k kilometers
$70,000 if it has odometer issues, $75,000 if it doesn’t, once you cross that 100,000 miles it’s a mental thing for people. These are realistic numbers not inflated as almost every WB owner will want to post
No way, I'd buy his car sight unseen for 75k today. And I'm likely not the only one. I think he probably gets buyers at 85+.
Super rare color, fair ask. These are selling for 100-150k all day long btw 2s and 4s etc depending...whoever things these haven't hit a new level of pricing is stuck in the past.
03-16-2021, 02:49 AM
Best porsche ever
