A new low?
06-19-2006, 11:03 PM
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Still waiting for the pictures.... He must be freaking out with all the email he's getting on it. Quick somebody off him 60k and he'll probably take it at this point.
06-19-2006, 11:12 PM
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I knew that car looked familiar. I will not disclose the details but I am pretty sure that car was wrapped up to the tune of $60K on the track. Could be right, could be wrong....never know! Previously trashed cars are never a good buy.
As to auction results, I have sold many, many, many cars through ebay motors. None have ever met the the reserve but all have sold for close to what I was asking or exactly what I was asking. All had many bids for lowball prices. Seems like the guys that actually bid on the majority of ebay car auctions are guys trying to get a stupid deal. Beond that, a real buyer sees the auction, cuts a deal, has the car inspected and the deal is done outside of ebay. Almost every car that I have seen that was actually won through an ebay auction that ran its course was either very rare or a trash pile. Just my .02.
As to auction results, I have sold many, many, many cars through ebay motors. None have ever met the the reserve but all have sold for close to what I was asking or exactly what I was asking. All had many bids for lowball prices. Seems like the guys that actually bid on the majority of ebay car auctions are guys trying to get a stupid deal. Beond that, a real buyer sees the auction, cuts a deal, has the car inspected and the deal is done outside of ebay. Almost every car that I have seen that was actually won through an ebay auction that ran its course was either very rare or a trash pile. Just my .02.
06-20-2006, 01:27 AM
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Regardless of who is selling a GT3, do your homework and if the candidate still looks good to you proceed with the typical pre purchase inspections.
Even while brand new in Porsche AG's control, stufffff happens and the car gets fixed without disclosure to the buyer. It is allowed and normal for the industry.
Even while brand new in Porsche AG's control, stufffff happens and the car gets fixed without disclosure to the buyer. It is allowed and normal for the industry.
06-20-2006, 03:04 AM
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This guy's attitude and responses have been unreal.
06-20-2006, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by mooty
Dell, dont blindly trust CPO. i have know many cars that went throug CPO that has had 10k or so in wreck damage, even though porsche is NOT suposed to CPO anything that has been hit that hard. the dealer can DO MAGIC and get it CPO'd. for peace of mind and a bit more money, see your PM.
06-20-2006, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Arrwin
I'm assuming it is still a good idea to get a PPI even for a CPO car?
06-20-2006, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by mooty
i would PPI anything i buy, unless i know the car personally from day one, how it's used, where it's used, who's the owner and who's the mechanic. i know i am crazy and paranoid.
06-20-2006, 07:44 PM
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What a dumb ***. Does he really think that we are all stupid enough, not to see that he finally chimed in and opened an account on Rennlist to try to get us on the "Right Road" about this junked up, beat down wrecked GT3!!!!! Man he is funny, pretty smooth guy, I would have never noticed that this bad *** car is a "Steal" Man you’re a slick dealer, gotta catch up with you to learn some shady tricks!!!!! lololol Good luck with your super car............
