oh...that makes sense and true to the formula 100k minus miles.

 

yes...$85K on the MG car. Can't wait til thet get some pics up!

 

This refers to the original tt....an S should be +$150K

 

Here is the best part.....in their inventory they have a black 997 TT for $1K less than the 993 TT

 

There will be more than a couple of reasons for that.

 

The market speaks!

 

I remember when that first happened with the 996, crossing below the 993. It seems like it happened even faster this time with the 997. It is all the more shocking now because 1) people seem to think of the 996 as clearly the least desireable turbo ever (i.e., least able to hold its value), and 2) the 996 was dropping below a 5 year old car when it dropped below the 993 at the time, not a 10 year old car. Kudos to the 993 Turbo!

 

Only an idiot would pay more for this car than for a low mile 997tt.

 

I think that you are going to be surprised sir at just how many "idiots" are out there!

 

Hmmm....the formula doesn't really work for higher mileage cars.

I.E. My 1996 @ 78,000 miles would then be worth $22k?

 

 

I'll take the credit/blame for that approximation. See the post here from a few years ago where I suggest that, and a more accurate approximation:

https://rennlist.com/forums/4571425-post16.html

So your car would be about 49k according to that approximation.

 

http://www.mgmsl.com/nlisting.cfm?ID...2Df1eaa5a3a842

a week later and MG still doesn't have any pics up? What a bunch of dumb-asses.

 

The pics I posted above are the car.

The car is sold.

 

I'm not surprise if will end up in Germany !