1999 996 C2 Value
02-16-2006, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by 93 FireHawk 968
Hey K964;
28k seems a bit much for a "Lexus" type Porsche who's value has dropped faster than when the Hindenberg fell from the sky. I'd shoot for the mid 20's to offset the embarrasement you'll experience when showing the 996 to friends.
Good Luck!
28k seems a bit much for a "Lexus" type Porsche who's value has dropped faster than when the Hindenberg fell from the sky. I'd shoot for the mid 20's to offset the embarrasement you'll experience when showing the 996 to friends.
Good Luck!
I'll buy every 1999 C2 you can find that is in great condition with 50,000 or less. LSD and leather interior without a bad history for mid $20,000's. Let me know every one you find and I'll ****** them up. What a steal that would be.
02-16-2006, 08:28 PM
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28K is a good price if everything checks out. Yes the value of the 996 has dropped off sharply (pretty much like every high end sports car/luxury car that was ever created) and someday in the future the cost of a 1999 996 will drop to what an excellent condition 968 goes for these days. 
But if you want to be driving a 996 instead of watching them go by 28K ain't a bad price.
But if you want to be driving a 996 instead of watching them go by 28K ain't a bad price.
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I believe the 99 996 with LSD, mechanical throttle and defeatable traction control, it makes for the 993 purist whos seeking a newer car but retaing the very enjoyment and performance of a 911 with LSD, throttle and traction control.
02-17-2006, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by 93 FireHawk 968
Hey K964;
28k seems a bit much for a "Lexus" type Porsche who's value has dropped faster than when the Hindenberg fell from the sky. I'd shoot for the mid 20's to offset the embarrasement you'll experience when showing the 996 to friends.
Good Luck!
28k seems a bit much for a "Lexus" type Porsche who's value has dropped faster than when the Hindenberg fell from the sky. I'd shoot for the mid 20's to offset the embarrasement you'll experience when showing the 996 to friends.
Good Luck!
