TT values - Question
11-19-2015, 11:56 AM
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TT values - Question
Curious as to RL thoughts. If an unmolested pristine 993 TT with 30k miles is "valued" at $155-160 range is a 80-90k miles TT with new top end, rebuilt turbos and new suspension of equal value?
11-19-2015, 01:04 PM
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Look in the classifieds! Silver/black low mile just sold. We don't know the price but a wild guess would be $190k! So depends on color/condition etc etc.
A silver/black tt with 90k miles that have been cared for would be more than what quad said in my book. A beater 90k mile car would maybe be less.
A silver/black tt with 90k miles that have been cared for would be more than what quad said in my book. A beater 90k mile car would maybe be less.
11-19-2015, 03:15 PM
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I'd be extremely surprised if that silver/black car got $190k. The only TTs bringing that now that I've heard of are pure collectors, less than 10k miles.
There was an Arena Red TT with about 80k miles with a recent overhaul that struggled to sell for $115k a month or two ago.
My guess it a TT in great shape with new top end, turbos, suspension and 90k miles would actually sell around $100-110k, but would be listed at $140k.
There was an Arena Red TT with about 80k miles with a recent overhaul that struggled to sell for $115k a month or two ago.
My guess it a TT in great shape with new top end, turbos, suspension and 90k miles would actually sell around $100-110k, but would be listed at $140k.
11-19-2015, 04:16 PM
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I'd be extremely surprised if that silver/black car got $190k. The only TTs bringing that now that I've heard of are pure collectors, less than 10k miles. There was an Arena Red TT with about 80k miles with a recent overhaul that struggled to sell for $115k a month or two ago. My guess it a TT in great shape with new top end, turbos, suspension and 90k miles would actually sell around $100-110k, but would be listed at $140k.
Good low mile cars still seems to sell at high prices. Just harder to find those exceptional cars. Good thing mine has almost 60k miles so I can enjoy it as much as I can.
11-19-2015, 04:27 PM
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Anything's possible, and I have no idea what it actually sold for, but I'd argue that if someone gave $190k for it they overpaid.
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11-19-2015, 06:59 PM
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I'd be extremely surprised if that silver/black car got $190k. The only TTs bringing that now that I've heard of are pure collectors, less than 10k miles.
There was an Arena Red TT with about 80k miles with a recent overhaul that struggled to sell for $115k a month or two ago.
My guess it a TT in great shape with new top end, turbos, suspension and 90k miles would actually sell around $100-110k, but would be listed at $140k.
There was an Arena Red TT with about 80k miles with a recent overhaul that struggled to sell for $115k a month or two ago.
My guess it a TT in great shape with new top end, turbos, suspension and 90k miles would actually sell around $100-110k, but would be listed at $140k.
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11-22-2015, 06:53 PM
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^^^I would say that's reaching, but, I don't know of too many 7200 mile Turbo's S's on the market. There are several S's in St. Louis for sale in the high 300's.
11-23-2015, 12:39 AM
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Turbo asking prices and actual resale values have been very far apart this year.
I have noticed a lot of cars with high asking prices sitting parked.
Parked 993s can lead to top end jobs...
I have noticed a lot of cars with high asking prices sitting parked.
Parked 993s can lead to top end jobs...
11-23-2015, 02:27 AM
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