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whats the concensus on buying an originally Canadian car? its been in the US dor most of its life, but is there a discount associated with it not being oringaly a US car?
whats the concensus on buying an originally Canadian car? its been in the US dor most of its life, but is there a discount associated with it not being oringaly a US car?
I wouldn't think there would be any discount, since US and Canadian cars are virtually the same, except the speedometer.
A euro spec car that was imported and converted to US spec via the gray market would be worth less than a US car (unless it had some desirable options or features that US cars don't, such as sunroof delete).
Auction went no where. very disappointing. Anyway, my 993 is still for sale. Let me know if anyone has interest. Thanks!
i'm curious - do you believe you were quite responsive during the auction and did you have any pic requests that weren't met? some auctions seem to perform extremely well - like record-breaking numbers well - and then others fall short. BaT has certainly become the 'go to' location for european cars with specific brands/models doing very well. i have seen the 993 market cool over the last 6 months or so though. when the 964 market exploded, it seemed to take some steam out of the 993 values. you were bid to $45k give or take - what were you looking for?
Auction went no where. very disappointing. Anyway, my 993 is still for sale. Let me know if anyone has interest. Thanks!
I was disappointed to see that as well. Not sure if it's a general trend or just summertime blues but the market for our beloved 993 seems to be cooling off.
What do you guys think is a fair price for a black ‘96 Carrera coupe manual with 30k miles? A friend of mine just called me offering me his car and I would like to make a deal that is fair for both of us.
Thanks!
What do you guys think is a fair price for a black ‘96 Carrera coupe manual with 30k miles? A friend of mine just called me offering me his car and I would like to make a deal that is fair for both of us.
Thanks!
Get a PPI and Leakdown / Compression test first before you do anything. Hard to say price without.
Get a PPI and Leakdown / Compression test first before you do anything. Hard to say price without.
For sure I will even though I’ve known (and driven) this car for a few years
Originally Posted by u7t2p7
$55k leaves a little money on the table without giving it way....assuming no issues.
55k sounds a bit low? The car is basically flawless (30k miles!), I know the history and he bought it approx 4 years ago from Sloan. I was thinking closer to 65k?
For sure I will even though I’ve known (and driven) this car for a few years
55k sounds a bit low? The car is basically flawless (30k miles!), I know the history and he bought it approx 4 years ago from Sloan. I was thinking closer to 65k?
If it's truly a flawless 30k mile example of a C2 manual coupe, then 65k is certainly fair.
1995 polar silver coupe. Basket handle rear light. Black interior. Manual. Stock 17" cup wheels with new treads
145k miles
2nd owner. Since 60k miles. Purchased. 1999.
Re-geared tranny. 2nd thru 6th. Good ratios. Steel synchros.
RS LWFW and clutch. No stalling issues.
Pss10. RS sway bars. In good shape.
8 or 9 out of 10 interior. Seriously. Stock interior. Leather seats are still impressive.
Fully maintained at the highest level. All records available.
Purrs Like a kitten and runs perfectly. Well balanced and fun and good for track and taking wife to dinner.
08-09-2019, 12:38 PM
