tedfromohio

Am I the only one who thinks the recent price surge is reversing somewhat on these cars? Curious as to consensus from the group. Thanks.

Freddie Two Bs

On what basis do you say that?

Eurotrio

Prices may be softening, but will not continue to soften. Or at least what I have been seeing.

g-50cab

I think for aircooled they are softening -

Carlo_Carrera

Air-cooled prices, except for 356C models, have retreated quite a bit. But they are still higher than they were before the recent surge.

996TT prices are still rising. There are sellers here and there letting them go at below average prices so there are still good deals out there.

napoleon1981

I noticed the same thing. But it is probably the low point right now due to the season as well.

Lucid Moment

Can't say I have seen a decline in pricing. The 996 turbo market has been pretty stable, if anything prices for nicer examples have gone up.

gtred

In my last couple of months searching for a decent 996t on the West coast, I found that dealers were pricing the cars 5k+ ahead of KBB. Moreover, they were unwilling to sell at anything close to KBB.

FRUNKenstein

This. Watch what happens come March 1st. Happens every year, not just with 996TT but with nearly all makes & models. More pronounced with sports cars, and especially convertibles.

Oak

Freddie Two Bs

KBB is not a good reference for niche cars like a 911 Turbo. It's only a good source for Nissan Altimas and that kind of cars.

turbodrummer

IMHO 996 prices will continue to move commensurate with and remain below 997 values, all else being equal - of course there is always the one-off that will exist.

Atrox

Saoirse32

Warehouse33.net

Seem stable to me, with the prices being the same for the past 2 years.


-Jason