Wonder why these haven't sold
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Racer
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Wonder why these haven't sold
Their are (2) 96 Black on Black C4S's at this dealer in Florida. Wonder why they haven't sold yet? No affiliation and etc, just curious as I have been watching the market.
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1996 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 2-Door Coupe
Exterior Color: Black Interior Color: Black Stock Number: 10649
Mileage: 50,449 Engine: H6 3.6L Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: 6 Speed Manual Warranty: Limited Warranty Title: Clear
VIN: WP0AA2994TS320509 CARFAX: FREE CARFAX Record Check AutoCheck: FREE AutoCheck VIN Check
Internet Price: $63,660
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1996 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 2-Door Coupe
Exterior Color: Black Interior Color: Black Stock Number: 10689
Mileage: 48,374 Engine: H6 3.6L Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: 6 Speed Manual Warranty: Limited Warranty Title: Clear
VIN: WP0AA2990TS320832 CARFAX: FREE CARFAX Record Check AutoCheck: FREE AutoCheck VIN Check
Internet Price: $65,880
I haven't followed the market well. $65k for a 50kmi NB 993? Seems a bit/crazy steep for a NB, but now I guess not????
1996 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 2-Door Coupe
Exterior Color: Black Interior Color: Black Stock Number: 10649
Mileage: 50,449 Engine: H6 3.6L Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: 6 Speed Manual Warranty: Limited Warranty Title: Clear
VIN: WP0AA2994TS320509 CARFAX: FREE CARFAX Record Check AutoCheck: FREE AutoCheck VIN Check
Internet Price: $63,660
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1996 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 2-Door Coupe
Exterior Color: Black Interior Color: Black Stock Number: 10689
Mileage: 48,374 Engine: H6 3.6L Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: 6 Speed Manual Warranty: Limited Warranty Title: Clear
VIN: WP0AA2990TS320832 CARFAX: FREE CARFAX Record Check AutoCheck: FREE AutoCheck VIN Check
Internet Price: $65,880
I haven't followed the market well. $65k for a 50kmi NB 993? Seems a bit/crazy steep for a NB, but now I guess not????
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I figured with current market demand it wouldn't matter where the car is located. I look all over the United States and if I find the right one I would hop on a plane to take a look at, of course given that all checks out. Problem is, all the good one sell before I ever get a chance to make that move.
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I figured with current market demand it wouldn't matter where the car is located. I look all over the United States and if I find the right one I would hop on a plane to take a look at, of course given that all checks out. Problem is, all the good one sell before I ever get a chance to make that move.
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I dont know, Im happy about the appreciation of our cars, but I really think its a bubble that will adjust with the exception of very low mile cars which are destined to unfortunately spend their years in collections gathering dust and been traded as an appreciable commodity.
Both the cars above are not in that category with the miles they have on in my opinion, therefore will be bypassed by the traders who collect. So with the 997's now well in the used market and with arguably better performance than our 993's and similar pricing nowdays,I would be hard pressed to spend 65K on a 50K mile C4S which the buyer who will look at it, will use it like a 997. A driver... Yes there will always be people that will take the 993 over the 997 as we have on this board, I just think that what we see here on this board is not a representation of the buyers out there.
Are they going to sell? Probably, i just think that it may take a long time for a person that looks for the exact specific car and money is no object.
Both the cars above are not in that category with the miles they have on in my opinion, therefore will be bypassed by the traders who collect. So with the 997's now well in the used market and with arguably better performance than our 993's and similar pricing nowdays,I would be hard pressed to spend 65K on a 50K mile C4S which the buyer who will look at it, will use it like a 997. A driver... Yes there will always be people that will take the 993 over the 997 as we have on this board, I just think that what we see here on this board is not a representation of the buyers out there.
Are they going to sell? Probably, i just think that it may take a long time for a person that looks for the exact specific car and money is no object.
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I just called on them and they are both available thinking about one for a driver since mine hasn't been driven much in the last year or so because of the low miles. Unfortunately I am not in FL do would need to fly down to check them out.
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