sparetireless

Black on Black, 97, alum. gauges, mint, 13,000 miles, looks like 13,000 miles, perfect, stone stock. After market wheels that suck though. New tires. What is a realistic price?

tlark

Retail, you could pay into the upper $70s-low 80's, or I should say thats what they will ask. Private party $4-6k less. Broad based ? and alot things to consider when this question is asked like, maint., condition of rubber, and if the OEM shocks are still working. In short, low mileage....your not going to get a sweet deal unless the seller is an idiot and doesn't know his values.

Regards

sparetireless

The car is beyond mint, its showroom. He in hanging in at $78k. Is this a rip or a good deal in your opinion?

hatchy

993TT in showroom condition with very low miles are hard to come by. $78K is not unreasonable.

whyb2nd

sparetireless,
It depends on what your looking for in a 993tt. Low miles garage queens will usually bring as mentioned. You could probably find a nice clean 40 - 50 k mi. 96/97 for mid 60k, if you want a new like example of this great car it will cost unless your real lucky and play the waiting game.
I paid 71k for my 96 two owner black metallic with 16720 miles, everyone says it looks new in an out. What may happen if you buy a garage queen is you find excuses not to drive it and keep the miles down.......no fun factor.....

Rob 97 993c2

the above point is key - i had a 12k 993c2 and i didnt want to drive it too much b/c i knew i would upgrade to a TT soon and i didnt really enjoy the car enough. Nothing wrong with a 13k car, but you must be committed to keeping it and just use it - otherwise you will go nuts and not enjoy it.

if you love this one, then buy it- make sure it has been well cared for - frequent oil changes despite low miles. remember these are 9-10yrs old now and sometimes zero use is not better than regular exercise.