FS 1998 C2S
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It looks just like my car with $35,000 in the back seat in a Cheez Its box.
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You and many others such as dealers. Is the market as good as it was 5-6 years ago? No. But this 11,000 mile car, assuming it's near-virgin status, should bring far more than your number.
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$43K is definitely low balling.
fwiw, here are the prices based on TrueCar's new used pricing website. It tracks all current cars for sale to give a low, average, and high. There are two cars of the same description and mileage in the high section (plus $60k.) One of them is probably the OP's car. Also I noticed that they sometimes get the 993 Turbo mixed into the high sections (because the ad isn't specific and TrueCar just links the info from the ad.)
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You can have my 13,000 mile C2S for $15K less
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Sloan wants $85 for this 8k mile C4S... http://sloancars.com/412/1998-c4s-co...ck-7011-miles/
... and he wants $70 for this 12K mile C2S. http://sloancars.com/601/1998-993-ca...y-12588-miles/
... and he wants $70 for this 12K mile C2S. http://sloancars.com/601/1998-993-ca...y-12588-miles/
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Walking into your own garage and seeing the car of your dreams: priceless. For myself it's what the car is worth to me that counts. Putting a $ figure on that is near impossible. No BS.
To the OP sorry for sending your FS thread into a prcing debate (again). You have what looks to be a nice, very low mile, unmolested, last-model year C2S in a desireable colour combo. GLWS.
To the OP sorry for sending your FS thread into a prcing debate (again). You have what looks to be a nice, very low mile, unmolested, last-model year C2S in a desireable colour combo. GLWS.
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$43K is definitely low balling.
fwiw, here are the prices based on TrueCar's new used pricing website. It tracks all current cars for sale to give a low, average, and high. There are two cars of the same description and mileage in the high section (plus $60k.) One of them is probably the OP's car. Also I noticed that they sometimes get the 993 Turbo mixed into the high sections (because the ad isn't specific and TrueCar just links the info from the ad.)
$43K is definitely low balling.
fwiw, here are the prices based on TrueCar's new used pricing website. It tracks all current cars for sale to give a low, average, and high. There are two cars of the same description and mileage in the high section (plus $60k.) One of them is probably the OP's car. Also I noticed that they sometimes get the 993 Turbo mixed into the high sections (because the ad isn't specific and TrueCar just links the info from the ad.)
I have cash and can pick it up next week.
A little room for the bargaining is appropriate, don't you think???
#29
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scanned from a magazine or book.
Seems weird.
#30
If it is from a magazine, the photographer is the worst professional photographer ever (no offense to the OP).
Come on! In front of a garage! Those are definitely not from a magazine.
Come on! In front of a garage! Those are definitely not from a magazine.