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Old 06-18-2024, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by 911dude41
What's an 01 TT 6MT silver on black worth with 100k miles? Car hasn't been started in 3-4 years, minor surface rust/corrosion in the bottom engine bay area. Some seals looks glistening with oil due to sitting/rot. Overall body and interior 8-9/10.

Great service records until 2014 where carfax ends since the car has been parked in a garage for nearly a decade.
Sounds like my car when I bought it, minus the rust/corrosion.

Originally Posted by sdematt
Lapis is a gorgeous colour - was the colour of my Carrera before I painted it...would have kept it Lapis if I didn't already go through so much already and the paint needed love.

Lapis looks fantastic over Natural Brown / Cinnamon, but Savannah ages and looks like French's mustard to my eye...I want that interior to look like Werther's Originals...
Savannah isn't that yellow in person, but it does seem to photograph on the yellow side. I love the contrast with the Lapis. I think swapping out the carpet for black helped a lot too.

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Old 06-18-2024, 04:27 PM
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The black carpet is a big improvement for literally all of the non-Black cars. I have a graphite interior in my Carrera and it dramatically improved the look to add black mats, even. I'm just too lazy to do all the carpets in black.
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Originally Posted by Lazurus
I've never followed one brand/marquee or model closely before but I'm fascinated at the wild variance and high to low price point differentials these consistently maintain. Seems like 25K$! up to $135K, as when new.
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It was only recently that people were claiming a salvage Turbo was worth $40k. I have no idea though.
It is all about mileage and in some cases colors.

The ultra low mileage cars, especially ones in rare Skittle colors, are considered by those paying top dollar for them as Grade A collectable. As the mileage increases the prices buyers are willing to pay drops off precipitously.
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This should do well...

17k-Mile 2001 Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe 6-Speed for sale on BaT Auctions - ending July 1 (Lot #152,844) | Bring a Trailer
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Will be dinged (possibly hard) for Graphite Grey and lowered; otherwise yeah absolute classic 6MT early-Mezger coupe!


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I was thinking more about the very low mileage.

Graphite gray interior does not do well historically?
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Graphite is the 2nd-least desirable 996 interior color, just behind dreaded Savannah Beige

A full Graphite car will likely never do "all the money", but Savannah literally can't

(that cuts both ways of course)


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I was thinking more about the very low mileage.

Graphite gray interior does not do well historically?
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Yes, beige anything is nasty.
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"Hearing aid yellow" it's been called

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Yes, beige anything is nasty.
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Yes, I could see that. I bought a truck some years ago and couldn't wait for it, so it came off a lot. Was meant to have a Graphite Black interior, it was horrid beige, just nasty. The moment I could find a King Range interior out of a wrecked truck, it went in.
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