Tom Mazz

Hello All,
I was thinking about it earlier this summer and thought it was the perfect time but I just couldn't do it. Well now its time. I have a perfect condition 1995 coupe, red with cashmere interior with 58k miles. 6 speed, RSR's and 18" twists. Whats a fair price to sell it for? Thanks for your help and God Bless.
Tom

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Tom
I sold my 95 with 54000 mi LSD, Supple Leather,M030 etc earlier this summer for $34000 in SoCal. I think I could have gotten 35 with more patience.

Dr. No

I know of a cosmetically nice/mechanically don't know Guards Red/Black 95 with 60K that sold this summer for $29k.

mjsporsche

Assuming the typical seasonality swings in pricing, the end of summer pricing is going to be lower. If you are a motiviated seller, vs someone who is testing the market, the pricing is likely in the mid to upper 20s. Yet sometimes the car is just a perfect match to the buyer and a premium of a few $$ can be added. I have thought about parting with my 95 Cab (27k miles) and every time I drive it, the thought just fades...very quickly.

DC from Cape Cod

$30,000 - $32,500.

Speedraser

$31K - $35K, depending on how nice it really is. Is it an early- or late-build '95? I think the mid- to late- $20Ks is way too cheap for a "perfect" car.

Father of 3

Agree with Todd. Anywhere in that range depending on condition, and options.

Ray Calvo

As much as you can get for it; start high and drop price if it doesn't sell in a few weeks.

Benton

Start high... enthusiasts want enthusiast owned cars. If I were to sell my car, I would start at $34k and come down SLOWLY, if much at all. I wouldn't rush it, because the right person will come along and realize it is the right car to buy. A $3k premium over an ebay car is fair to me if it is owned and maintained by the right person. BTW, my car is similar to yours, with 8k less miles.

Tom Mazz

Thanks for the info all.
God Bless