luv2race

I noticed Sloan has two very low mileage Turbo S for sale but no price listed. Any idea on asking price and what the market value is on these cars? I believe both have less than 10k miles.

No HTwo O

North of $150K for sure.

TT Surgeon

Minimum 100k, max??

ronnie993tt

Way north of $150K. Call 'em and see. Post prices. This is what Mark should get if he's going to save a car....

EntropyChaser993

There are prices listed on his spread in Excellence magazine. I think he is asking just shy of $200k.

TTKan

If they are less than 10k mile examples and Sloan is selling them I would not at all be surprised at prices North of 200k.

luv2race

Thanks for the feedback. The prices mentioned here were pretty accurate, definitely north of $150 for teh two at Sloan. I believe $200k.

993TurboS

I doubt that many if any cars have traded at 200k with 10k miles. I think those 10k miles cars have been more like 180k. That said, the prices have been rising consistently for 6 years or so and Sloan has played a part in continually setting the bar higher and higher.

100k is completely out of the question unless the car has a salvaged title or 80k miles. It is going to be 150k with 30k miles if all original and pristine. That is my guess.

Quadcammer

absolutely ridiculous money for what you're getting.

No HTwo O

It's the very limited production numbers, Oliver.

mausone46

+1

but sometimes money doesn't matter

Quadcammer

I get it, but its a standard turbo with what is essentially an option package.

Aside from telling people that its one of 158 or whatever, what do those limited production numbers get you?

Sure I can appreciate a rare car...but a turbo S is no big deal to me.

This is true. I just couldn't imagine ever wanting to pay that kinda money for that car.

Y65MPH

The cars will have to go to europe to get that kind of money. He just sold a 1994 3.6T Flatnose to an arab collection for $205K.

ca993twin

Sadly enough... I must agree with Quad on this one. If I didn't know the market and was asked to hazard a guess, I'd say that a Turbo S would bring about $20k over a 1997 TT with the same mileage and condition.

What is driving these crazy prices? It seems that collectors are willing to pay anything to get cars for their collections. $100k Austin Healeys? $250k 356s? Cwazy.

fanny bay r1

Weissach in Vancouver has a really nice '97 Turbo S with 12K miles, pristine condition listed at $200K CAD. Nice car but price is nuts but obviously the market bares this level of pricing -- so all is fair .......

http://www.weissach.com/auto/detail/...d=1537&tp=auto