996/997 Depreciation chart or figures
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anyone have access to anything like this. Looking for a new daily driver and was quoted some lease figures from Porsche on pre-owned 911's. They put the residual at 50% on an 06 with 15k per year. On a 50k car that's a 25k residual. I'm thinking an 06 3 years from now would be worth more than $25k so it would be more cost effective to just pay cash and sell it in 3 years myself?? I know this is guesswork on a 997 since we are guessing on future value but the same should have held true on say a used 02 bought/leased in 06??
Can anyone chime in with an hard data?
thanks
Can anyone chime in with an hard data?
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996's were more expensive then 997's, at least in NA. I don't know but there were significant prices drops during the 997 era. If I remember it started when the 9964S and 996TT stopped being sold. Then we got a nice price drop and then another one a year later.
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Personally, I'm banking on $25k 997's in three years because I'll be in the market for a different car by then.
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anyone have access to anything like this. Looking for a new daily driver and was quoted some lease figures from Porsche on pre-owned 911's. They put the residual at 50% on an 06 with 15k per year. On a 50k car that's a 25k residual. I'm thinking an 06 3 years from now would be worth more than $25k so it would be more cost effective to just pay cash and sell it in 3 years myself?? I know this is guesswork on a 997 since we are guessing on future value but the same should have held true on say a used 02 bought/leased in 06??
Can anyone chime in with an hard data?
thanks
Can anyone chime in with an hard data?
thanks
http://www.excellence-mag.com/resour...ide/1041874889
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Excellence Magazine has one of the better data bases, and well worth the $25 subsciption.
http://www.excellence-mag.com/resour...ide/1041874889
http://www.excellence-mag.com/resour...ide/1041874889
[Notes: Up-Triangles indicate "high" prices, Down-triangles indicate "low" prices. Each point is labled with model year, and the age of the car when the value was determined is on the X-axis.]
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so how much is a 99 worth with a new engine and new transmission? one really has to wonder if you want a 13 year old car with original engine and tranny... according to those figures a used 99 is worth $25K...
so should one with a new motor and tranny be worth... ??? $35K
so should one with a new motor and tranny be worth... ??? $35K
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so how much is a 99 worth with a new engine and new transmission? one really has to wonder if you want a 13 year old car with original engine and tranny... according to those figures a used 99 is worth $25K...
so should one with a new motor and tranny be worth... ??? $35K
so should one with a new motor and tranny be worth... ??? $35K
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The data says a used '99 coupe is worth $16,300 to $21,800 when it was 11 years old, Last year. The values have probably dropped, so it's not worth $25K.