Thoughts on current 40th Anniversary model pricing?
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Thoughts on current 40th Anniversary model pricing?
I'm seriously close to clsoing the deal on one and was wondering what the current thoughts on pricing would be for one with 12K miles and a fresh 2 yr. CPO?
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There have been a few with 35K miles in southern Cal, CPO for $59K....if you can find one for $45, you are in luck! Most of the ones listed on autotrader are 55K-65K for 30K +/- mileage.
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I don't think a 40th Anniv. (x51 engine, natural leather, Turbo front end ....) can be bought for 45K.
Pioneer Porsche has one CPO for $58,900 with 35K miles. I'd say maybe $55,000 given it has low miles.
I'm just ball parking. I have a 40th anniv. myself and would be quite surprised to see one go for less than 50K, especially from a dealer, but maybe redridge has a better sense of the market.
Pioneer Porsche has one CPO for $58,900 with 35K miles. I'd say maybe $55,000 given it has low miles.
I'm just ball parking. I have a 40th anniv. myself and would be quite surprised to see one go for less than 50K, especially from a dealer, but maybe redridge has a better sense of the market.
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I don't think a 40th Anniv. (x51 engine, natural leather, Turbo front end ....) can be bought for 45K.
Pioneer Porsche has one CPO for $58,900 with 35K miles. I'd say maybe $55,000 given it has low miles.
I'm just ball parking. I have a 40th anniv. myself and would be quite surprised to see one go for less than 50K, especially from a dealer, but maybe redridge has a better sense of the market.
Pioneer Porsche has one CPO for $58,900 with 35K miles. I'd say maybe $55,000 given it has low miles.
I'm just ball parking. I have a 40th anniv. myself and would be quite surprised to see one go for less than 50K, especially from a dealer, but maybe redridge has a better sense of the market.
Edmunds shows the 40th with 12k at $67k for CPO. I think mid 50's is a good deal depending on the overall condition. Mine came in about 12% under edmunds and $6k+ under bank when I bought it.
Just my opinion.
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Bill - I know that you are looking at a 40th Anniversary car, but I wanted to let you know that my 2004 C2 Coupe is for sale. Here is a link to the listing in the Classified section.
2004 C2 Coupe
PM me is you have any questions.
2004 C2 Coupe
PM me is you have any questions.
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I bought my 2004 40th 6 months ago with 13,700 miles on the odometer. I paid $60,000 out the door. Part of me is kicking around the idea of selling it. Not sure though. Current mileage is 19,200. Love the car but not the most practical in the world. Didn't really buy it for its towing capacity or storage space. I believe the CPO warranty ends in another 20 months.
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While we're on this topic, I'm seriously considering selling my car. Think I can sell it in the high 50's with my mods??? I have 38,xxx miles.