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"Whatever I'm willing" is the big question, isn't it.
I'd gladly sell mine for $60K. I could replace it for that, easily. I wouldn't for $40K, as I'd have a hard time finding a car such as mine for that price.
You can't even spell the word "sell" in conjunction with your 993 (first post says "see", second says "well"). There are Freudian slips and there are Freudian slips. This should tell you everything you need to know. This is your subconscious speaking. Hello!
The fact that you are asking makes me think that a significant part of you is considering selling it. Not saying that in a bad way but if $55k is what you want, try asking $60k and see what he says.
If you want to sell it to purchase a different type of car then it makes sense...
My right car is my GT3 but I can't get rid of that car I, well, love it too much!
Sounds like this answers your question about the 993.
What a sales manager says he will do is usually very different from what he actually does...now are you buying another car from them? Cause they can easily makeup the difference on your purchased car.
Tell him $65K and I don't think you will be looking back, that's $10K in your pocket!
Well my friend, I think that's up to you, it's your car and your money, if you want to sell it , just think of a # that you are happy with , put it on the table and let's see what he says..
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