Put my 96 C4S FS in the Rennlist classifieds, 108k mi, Polar Silver/Blk, owned 12 yrs
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Good luck, Steve.
For what it's worth, people always expect a little wiggle room on price with a used car. Personally, I think you'd catch more interest pricing at, say, $59K and settle at $57K, rather than a firm $57K, no haggle price, even though the result would be the same.
In any case, it's a great price for a nice looking C4S.
Good luck selling it
For what it's worth, people always expect a little wiggle room on price with a used car. Personally, I think you'd catch more interest pricing at, say, $59K and settle at $57K, rather than a firm $57K, no haggle price, even though the result would be the same.
In any case, it's a great price for a nice looking C4S.
Good luck selling it
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Drifting
Well said and again after a PPI there can be remove for negotiation too. But then today's 993 market isn't your typical used car buying experience.
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That Canadian car is priced in line with what I've seen lately. If I were looking I'd be buying this C4S at 57K RIGHT NOW- no question. great looking car and price. USD on the Canadian car is around 71K
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Totally mixed feelings about all this right now. And yes, maybe I should have listed for $59k and settled for $57k. I never really thought of that since "someone" at the Meet and Drive last Sunday suggested doing what I did - a "no haggle price".
Or maybe I did that so no one would buy it.
In any case, it should be an interesting month or two to see what happens with this. If nothing happens and it doesn't sell, I'll still be a 993 owner, smiling while driving down the road, and paying out my usual $3k-9K a year in repairs since I can't and won't work on my own car.
Best regards,
Steve
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Drifting
Thanks folks. For the gent that can't see the "ad", am I allow to post the info from the ad on this thread w/the pics?
Totally mixed feelings about all this right now. And yes, maybe I should have listed for $59k and settled for $57k. I never really thought of that since "someone" at the Meet and Drive last Sunday suggested doing what I did - a "no haggle price".
Or maybe I did that so no one would buy it.
In any case, it should be an interesting month or two to see what happens with this. If nothing happens and it doesn't sell, I'll still be a 993 owner, smiling while driving down the road, and paying out my usual $3k-9K a year in repairs since I can't and won't work on my own car.
Best regards,
Steve
Totally mixed feelings about all this right now. And yes, maybe I should have listed for $59k and settled for $57k. I never really thought of that since "someone" at the Meet and Drive last Sunday suggested doing what I did - a "no haggle price".
Or maybe I did that so no one would buy it.
In any case, it should be an interesting month or two to see what happens with this. If nothing happens and it doesn't sell, I'll still be a 993 owner, smiling while driving down the road, and paying out my usual $3k-9K a year in repairs since I can't and won't work on my own car.
Best regards,
Steve
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I am not a long term owner (less than a year). I purchased my C2 from an older friend who owned her for 15 years and sold to me due to issues related to his knees. I can honestly tell you he misses the car. Be prepared for withdrawal symptoms.
I keep configuring a new GTS or looking at used Turbo / S but the 993...is just perfect.
GLWS and your decision (conflict).
Best,
Nik
I keep configuring a new GTS or looking at used Turbo / S but the 993...is just perfect.
GLWS and your decision (conflict).
Best,
Nik