kcphuah

I have been looking around and this pop up locally, what are you thoughts?

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/car/727126824.html

cabrio993

Yes, it's overpriced, $69K is Turbo territory...

droy3

Yep...but then again it does have folding back seats...

DC from Cape Cod

Overpriced but not because it is turbo territory.

kcphuah

Can you elaborate?

Leucadia

He is careful to mention all sorts of mundane details but fails to mention the mileage, and the service history. It could be great, but for $70,000 dollars? I'd get a pretty sweet turbo for that wad of money.

briefescape

As it has been mention before in Canada prices are different especially Vancouver . Here is another example of a rennlister`s car http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/car/731376765.html
What can I say ? Shop U.S.A That`s where I got mine.

Cheers Guy

Rick

Yes...it is over-priced. Now...on the other hand if it were Speed Yellow that might be a different matter.

droy3

Precisely...and isn't it funny that Wessach sells one for $69k and everyone wants to sell their car suddenly. I've been looking locally for close to a year and I've only seen a couple available (C4S's not C2S's...I've not seen a C2S for sale in this time at all) and overnight two are for sale. Seems a little bit of a coincidence.

Gamma

You can get a 50k miles, black on black, c2s from a very reputable shop for about 50k. 54k out the door, with tax.

I wouldn't pay more than 60k including tax for a low-miles, great example, especially in this economic environment.

matt777

Good ole' Canadian pricing. It's why I went south too.

DC from Cape Cod

There are recent established sales of low mileage cars selling for $69K+ (turbo range) and they are much nicer than this car.

I have found most buyers at this level to not be affected negatively in the current economic climate.

Reddy Kilowatt

There is a very nice 20k mile Turbo local to me (no affiliation) for that price (USD).

niche

Way over priced!

DJF1

You guys should not forget the what 18% tax? Not to mention the RIV 500 bucks, pass the car through federal and provincial inspections ( at least another 500+), day time running lights conversion, dollar exchange ( you always get hosed here), enclosed transport ( 2K) and all of a sudden you have a car that you may have purchased for 40K now cost you more like 55K and its still a US car. Some buyers here value the CND car for some reason so the resale is always affected. While I agree that 69K is grossly overpriced, the reality is that the math make a seemingly inexpensive buy, a really costly one at the end.
Buy local if you can, you will save a bunch of cash in Tax and all the other expenses. Deals do exist. Louis car for example https://rennlist.com/forums/rennlist-canada/437403-98-c4s-for-sale.html is here in Vancouver, certainly worth a look and he is not asking 69K.
Come to think of it, my cabrio is for sale too