luckyJ

hey guys, there is a one owner low mileage Arctic Silver C2S listed on Ebay, what do you guys think it's worth?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1998-...item2a1c73ed4c

JimPA

Nice car but bidding already exceeds anything I consider FMV (perhaps mid $40s).

RonCT

Well, I suppose Fair Market Value is what the actual market will pay. Based on everything I've seen, including this real-time auction, it's not near the mid $40s. That's one quick way to find out what anything is worth, put it on eBay and the world will tell you. A C2 with 15k miles would probably bring mid 40s given all of the high $30s for mid mileage examples. This car will probably hit or may even exceed $60k.

CorrdoBrit

Mid-$40k's, maybe a few years ago. If its as good as it looks I would say $52-57K is the FMV nowadays, even more from one of the higher end dealers. The car being light on options probably keeps the price low on the scale.

No HTwo O

Last of the last. With a sold PPI this car will go over $60.

Onami

This car has been for sale a number of times. I think another 'lister had a deal on it and found problems and passed. If I recall correctly, the seller told me he wanted $65K for it last year. I'd pay $55K for it given the low options.

LAURIER

Nice car, not many options but it should sell for $65-$68k.

Academictech

Nice looking low mile car. Shows up as a Miami area FL car until sept 2011 now it's in CA. Just 2700 miles on the car since 2008. Probably just using Ebay to attract a wide audience, looks like he's ever only sold books on Ebay. Can't see this going much more than $55K when you can get comparables from the high end guys for a bit more $$.

EntropyChaser993

I had a similar 98 C2S with tons of options that I sold a few years ago. With the current FMV I'm regretting it now.

CorrdoBrit

^^^^ yeah , but look at what replaced it. Not many 993TT's in that color.

Onami

I sold my 14,000 mile '97 C2S with low options for $52,500 last year and it took 2 months to sell it...

skl2

Looks like the market is strong....FMV is whatever someone is willing to pay.

RonCT

If I was in the market when you were selling and yours was a US car here in the states, I would have gladly paid you much more! I've seen more than a few lately pay $60k or more for 20k cars... We'll all be interested to see where the bidding ends up.

NYCPorscheCollector

I bet it does mid $60's nice car

Onami

Thanks Ron. It was a US car, but was located 45 minutes from Buffalo