Market history
10-17-2023, 08:36 AM
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Market history
Since i am in the market for a 993TT i want to understand the history of the market for these cars. What has the market been like for these cars over the past 5 years or so? Have prices exploded recently? Have they stabilized?
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10-17-2023, 03:39 PM
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2018 - No "non S" cars sold above $200k
2019 - No "non S" cars sold above $200k
2020 - No "non S" cars sold above $200k
2021 - Half the "non S" cars sold above $200k, half below
2022 - Most "non S" cars sold above $200k
2023 - Most "non S" cars sold above $200k
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10-17-2023, 03:51 PM
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10-17-2023, 04:49 PM
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That is a haircut. Ouch!
10-17-2023, 07:51 PM
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For the budget you posted I do think that right now is a good time to buy a nice 993tt - they may take off again like the 997 GT3RS / Ferrari 430Scud have done.
The other consideration is color combination and what you prefer - like most models, color combination does affect the value of a 993tt.
10-17-2023, 08:43 PM
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From what I have seen just as an enthusiast buyer who keeps an eye on many Porsche models, the least you could expect to pay for a 993tt right now is in the $150-175k range - most likely a car that has a question mark or two.
For the budget you posted I do think that right now is a good time to buy a nice 993tt - they may take off again like the 997 GT3RS / Ferrari 430Scud have done.
The other consideration is color combination and what you prefer - like most models, color combination does affect the value of a 993tt.
For the budget you posted I do think that right now is a good time to buy a nice 993tt - they may take off again like the 997 GT3RS / Ferrari 430Scud have done.
The other consideration is color combination and what you prefer - like most models, color combination does affect the value of a 993tt.
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10-18-2023, 01:06 PM
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Anybody know why this one is below $200k? Color combo?
https://www.gasmotorcars.com/vehicle...ga-id-52376160
https://www.gasmotorcars.com/vehicle...ga-id-52376160
10-18-2023, 02:01 PM
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Anybody know why this one is below $200k? Color combo?
https://www.gasmotorcars.com/vehicle...ga-id-52376160
https://www.gasmotorcars.com/vehicle...ga-id-52376160
10-29-2023, 11:06 PM
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Thanks. That was sobering. Basically prices exploded in 2021 and have been going up ever since. Not sure if things have eased off recently, but I doubt by much.
2018 - No "non S" cars sold above $200k
2019 - No "non S" cars sold above $200k
2020 - No "non S" cars sold above $200k
2021 - Half the "non S" cars sold above $200k, half below
2022 - Most "non S" cars sold above $200k
2023 - Most "non S" cars sold above $200k
2018 - No "non S" cars sold above $200k
2019 - No "non S" cars sold above $200k
2020 - No "non S" cars sold above $200k
2021 - Half the "non S" cars sold above $200k, half below
2022 - Most "non S" cars sold above $200k
2023 - Most "non S" cars sold above $200k
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