1998 Porsche 993 Turbo
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Is there somewhere I can go to find the average prices for 993 turbos? Trying to get a gauge on how much I should be spending for a 1998 993 Turbo with 50K miles.
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There aren't any 1998 turbos in the USA unless it's a turbo s. What really are you asking about?
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There were no US or Canadian spec 993 Turbos of ANY description period for the 1998 model year.
Turbo S was 1997 model year in North America only.
Turbo S was 1997 model year in North America only.
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^tim, you have it correct. Thanks.
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FYI
EDIT: Wait, that doesn't seem right, there were no narrow coupes in 98, only S coupes.
Dont know about black/black but here are the numbers of vehicles. I'd say roughly 200 + or - 50 or so.
Here is total car production
993 coupe 14541
993 cab 7730
993 Targa 4583
993 C4 coupe 2884
993 C4 cab 1284
993 S coupe 3714
993 C4S coupe 6948
993 Turbo 5978
993 Turbo S 345
993 GT2 172
993 GT2 EVO 21
993 RS 1014
993 GT1 road version 2
Worldwide total 49216
1994:
14 Carrera coupe
3 Carrera Cab
Total = 17 (note: These were probably press cars since there wasn't a 1994 993 in the U.S.)
1995:
3,540 Carrera Coupe
539 Carrera 4 Coupe
3,200 Carrera Cab
458 Carrera 4 Cab
Total=7,737
1996
2,109 Carrera Coupe
411 Carrera 4 Coupe
1,091 Carrera 4S Coupe
2,092 Carrera Cab
1,297 Turbo
484 Carrera Targa
Total=7,484
1997
1,286 Carrera Coupe
1 Carrera 4 Coupe
759 Carrera S Coupe
937 4S Coupe
1,849 Carrera Cab
612 Turbo
176 Turbo S
567 Carrera Targa
Total=6,187
1998
1,292 Carrera Coupe
1,059 Carrera Cab
143 Carrera 4 Cab
122 Carrera Targa
Total=2,616
Total 993 models brought into the U.S.= 24,041 (officially)
Here is total car production
993 coupe 14541
993 cab 7730
993 Targa 4583
993 C4 coupe 2884
993 C4 cab 1284
993 S coupe 3714
993 C4S coupe 6948
993 Turbo 5978
993 Turbo S 345
993 GT2 172
993 GT2 EVO 21
993 RS 1014
993 GT1 road version 2
Worldwide total 49216
1994:
14 Carrera coupe
3 Carrera Cab
Total = 17 (note: These were probably press cars since there wasn't a 1994 993 in the U.S.)
1995:
3,540 Carrera Coupe
539 Carrera 4 Coupe
3,200 Carrera Cab
458 Carrera 4 Cab
Total=7,737
1996
2,109 Carrera Coupe
411 Carrera 4 Coupe
1,091 Carrera 4S Coupe
2,092 Carrera Cab
1,297 Turbo
484 Carrera Targa
Total=7,484
1997
1,286 Carrera Coupe
1 Carrera 4 Coupe
759 Carrera S Coupe
937 4S Coupe
1,849 Carrera Cab
612 Turbo
176 Turbo S
567 Carrera Targa
Total=6,187
1998
1,292 Carrera Coupe
1,059 Carrera Cab
143 Carrera 4 Cab
122 Carrera Targa
Total=2,616
Total 993 models brought into the U.S.= 24,041 (officially)
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There were 299 C4S's brought to the US in '98.
The market for 993 turbo's is hard to estimate right now because the prices are all over the place. From what I have been observing (internet and auction results) I would say low 100's to 130 depending on condition and history. Obviously a car with detailed service and ownership history is going to get a lot more money than one passed around by dealers with no history. That doesn't mean the car traded around by dealers isn't a great car.
The market for 993 turbo's is hard to estimate right now because the prices are all over the place. From what I have been observing (internet and auction results) I would say low 100's to 130 depending on condition and history. Obviously a car with detailed service and ownership history is going to get a lot more money than one passed around by dealers with no history. That doesn't mean the car traded around by dealers isn't a great car.
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There were 299 C4S's brought to the US in '98.
The market for 993 turbo's is hard to estimate right now because the prices are all over the place. From what I have been observing (internet and auction results) I would say low 100's to 130 depending on condition and history. Obviously a car with detailed service and ownership history is going to get a lot more money than one passed around by dealers with no history. That doesn't mean the car traded around by dealers isn't a great car.
The market for 993 turbo's is hard to estimate right now because the prices are all over the place. From what I have been observing (internet and auction results) I would say low 100's to 130 depending on condition and history. Obviously a car with detailed service and ownership history is going to get a lot more money than one passed around by dealers with no history. That doesn't mean the car traded around by dealers isn't a great car.
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Thanks! yes, i was mistaken it is a 1997 and not 1998 - i'm new to the porsche community. I did find a 1997 turbo coupe with 50k miles going for $80k from a family friend which does seem like a good deal i'd like to jump in but just wanted to check in with others to see if that is reasonable.
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not sure if i read it here or not, but i remember reading most 1998 carrera models (of what was produced) were the balance of parts porsche had left over from 1997, which explains why productions numbers are so low. well, at least the public version. lol
can someone confirm or deny?
can someone confirm or deny?