View Poll Results: Would what you pay for a 996 GT3 change based on it being in a prior accident?
It would not be a factor in what I would pay.
3
4.29%
It would make a difference, I would pay about 5% less than a car that has not been in an accident.
2
2.86%
It would make a difference, I would pay about 10% less than a car that has not been in an accident.
6
8.57%
It would make a difference, I would pay about 15% less than a car that has not been in an accident.
8
11.43%
It would make a difference, I would pay about 20% less than a car that has not been in an accident.
13
18.57%
It would make a difference, I would pay about 25% less than a car that has not been in an accident.
4
5.71%
It would make a difference, I would pay about 30% less than a car that has not been in an accident.
7
10.00%
Sorry, once the unibody is compromised, I won't touch the car.
34
48.57%
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03-05-2011, 01:37 PM
#31
Rennlist Member
my 2 cents: no shortage of very clean GT3's in this market. unless the discount is substantial, and it would need to be if any sheet metal repairs have been done, why would you bother with it.
front and rear bumper covers are a different matter. both f/r covers can be changed to nicely enhance the look of the car or to accommodate a new rear exhaust.
front and rear bumper covers are a different matter. both f/r covers can be changed to nicely enhance the look of the car or to accommodate a new rear exhaust.
