Congratulations and Thank you! It has been added to the sheet.

I have been making updates to the sheet and looking at all of the comments. It's a process as it takes a lot of vetting to make sure everything is correct. Not looking to make it open/live until I finish all the Cabriolet data. I may have some requests from the community once I finish, namely pulling Sales/Accident data, which is unfortunately not free. I don't know if there is a bulk way to utilize certain sites, but that would really elevate the quality of data.

 

Would somebody in the insurance industry be able to support perhaps?

I would expect there's a bulk data system somewhere they use to analyze data to come up with their calculations on vehicle basis...
I would also assume that someone within this forum works in said industry...

 

I think we are all grateful for your many hours invested to date. You should pass the hat to all of us to kick in a few bucks to fund the effort. Something nominal that in quantity is meaningful to you, but is a no-brainer to us. Add a column for rennlist ID and $ donated.

 

This is the only site I have found that gives pretty accurate sales information regarding damaged car auctions. And its not limited to North America. I have been monitoring totaled/auctioned 996 Turbos on it for a long time. There is a lot of them, and I believe it increases the value for the ones with clean titles.

https://autoauctions.io/

 

 

It was really fun finding my car on there. As someone who works in excel quite a bit. Respect.

 

this has been for sale forever, a 2005 non-S turbo according to vin analytics
wondering if it’s rare at all

http://atcm.co/S2PVDP/247AAC70

 

Not sure about the rarity but I don't see anything that would make a 2005 any more desirable than a similar 2004 turbo just because there were fewer made that year. If that is a clean title the price seems fair. I sold my 2004 cab with 132k miles last year for nearly that price without even advertising it and it had very similar options although mine did have every record since new and it was in excellent condition. I probably could have received more if I listed it on the open market. If you buy it please change the wheels..

 

It will end up being over $46,000 out the door after sales tax. Most likely zero maintenance records.

 

Great job, lots of information at the tip of your finger. 996 guy here

 

Any updates on the Cabriolet numbers?

 

Give him some time, life got in the way.

 

Late to the party here, but wow, thanks for all the work, OP.

This information will forever impact the 996TT market.

 

Bump

 

This is great. I would like to see the cab data too.