golfnutintib

that red car looks like its up on stilts

mausone46

As I see
the US market is weak compare to the german market, when price continue to fall more US 993 TT will swim back to his Motherland

Parnelli

looks like they are still asking $139K

Skwerl

I believe the opening bid at $132,770 is lower than what they used to have. It's probably true that the reserve is still near $139k though.

Parnelli

Opening bid was always that 132 ish area. Really surprised the car hasn't sold. They NEED to get those goofy looking 996 wheels off of it, though!! Cheapens the look IMO

Skwerl

You had me feeling really confused so I looked through old entries in my eBay watchlist...



They really like that $770 at the end.

Parnelli

Skewrl-

Prices have been getting away from you during your search. Here's your opportunity to great a great TT at a reasonable price. Hit the 'buy' button and finally go for it

Skwerl

Maybe in a couple months when they're down to $122,770...

mausone46

Is the same on the stock market
you know that you must buy now, but instead you wait for a better price, but the stock continue to go up and up and up
until you give up..........
I know many people who gave up her dream because they wait too long for a better price

Skwerl

Things are not the same in the US as you say they are in Germany. Prices are not going up up up up up up up here, at least not for the past 8 months or so, and especially not on cars with over about 15k miles.

Also, you're aware that stocks can go down, right?

997rs4.0

Yep,

Market correction coming soon. Already started to flatten out.

Collector cars with super low miles and all original will always be expensive.
I'll keep driving my 993tt with 58k miles. It's original paint and I have all original parts but it's still not a collectible.

Quadcammer

red car has a beat interior and will likely need motor mounts (no biggie).

Nice car...not $150k nice. Probably $130k nice.

mausone46

Sure can stocks go down, but in the long run............................
we are all dead ahahahhaha!!!!

here in Europe many people doesn't trust our Euro money policy
AC Porsche are a commodity right now and nothing will change in medium term

an aircooled 911 is better to have then paper money on the bank, independendly if you paid it 10k more

Cemoto

Disagree.

Do you remember when you could buy 356's for $28k? I do.

Far less 993tt produced than 356.

They might not increase as fast in value as they have in the past few years, but they will continue to increase.

The best situation to be in is, one to show and one to go.

Enjoy the car!

Regards,

.

Parnelli

Don't let Skwerl see that post!