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Old 02-26-2006, 11:12 AM
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A few months ago the going dealer rate on 05's was 78-80K. Given the winter months and slower sales, dealer prices are likely in the low-to-mid 70s with 5-6K miles per yr. Private sales are always a few grand less.

Once the 2007s hit, high 60s should be possible...of course condition and miles always create a 10-15% range of prices.
Old 02-26-2006, 11:45 AM
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My 2005 Midnight Blue 997S with 2900 miles is still for sale. I am going to try and sell it one more time on my own, if it doesnt go, it will get traded in or I will sell it back to the dealer.
The car is perfect.

It has the following options:

P01 - Adaptive Sport Seats
XME - Rear Ctr Cons Painted Extr Clr
XCZ - Sport Shifter
M6G - Stone Grey Floor Mats
C02 - U.S. Standard/Emissions
640 - Sport Chrono Package Plus
446 - Wheel Caps with Colored Crest
342 - Heated Front Seats
680 - Bose High End Sound Package

Pictures can be seen in my photo gallery:

http://gallery.viperclub.org/showgal.../500/ppuser/72

I see the prices have started to rise now that spring is near. Make me a reasonable offer and its yours.
I am located in Granger Indiana, so anybody seriously iinterested in the car should plan on flying into the South Bend airport to inspect the car.
Old 02-26-2006, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by maoun
i purchased my used 997S (bose, heated, power, nav, full leather, cd changer, etc) a few months ago for $67k.

m.
Thats a great price. WOW you stole the car. How many miles on the clock????
Old 02-26-2006, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by maoun
i like your thoughts :-)
heh, it's a mountain biking term - I bought a new bike, and right now I'm tweaking out all the minor issues, you know, loose stuff, chain suck, minor things like that.
So better than new is when someone has had the bike for awhile and sorted all those little issues out, and the bike is no longer needing to be tweaked on.
You car, lightly driven, and broken in, has had the tweaks worked out of it by your PO
Enjoy.

Originally Posted by MrBonus
I'd rather own a car that was driven than sitting in a garage. More problems arise with a car that sits for long periods of time than those that see regular usage.
See above.
Old 02-26-2006, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by tarpon1
point taken. without further disclosure i assumed (incorrectly) given the initial inquiry and based on your post that it was clean and reasonably low mileage. as i am not in the market for a second one yet i didn't feel the necessity to delve deeper. the $67k stuck in my mind from your earlier post and i am aware of the pricing of the options you listed in this message which include full leather, nav, bose etc. given that it's 17.5k it should be further discounted. my observation was based on where the representative population of 997S seem to have been clearing. still a great buy.
fair enough...thanks for explaining.

when i bought the car, i had a financial instituion run a blue book report on it (as it wasn't coming up on their website, probably due to such low reporting data), and the trade-in price for my car was about 5k above what i paid for it.

i think it was a great deal, personally. but i guess to be objective i'd have to have more data..... all depends on what mileage means to you.

i paid 72 otd for a 1yr old car that was 100otd. i'm okay with that :-)
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Hey Maoun,

You still have not answered my question. How many miles on the $67K 997 that you purchased?????
Old 02-26-2006, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by MHC2S
Hey Maoun,

You still have not answered my question. How many miles on the $67K 997 that you purchased?????
he indicated 17.5k in an earlier post in this thread.
Old 02-26-2006, 08:14 PM
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mh2cs, sorry, thought you'd see my earlier post

17.5k...

immaculate condition...highway miles.....it now has 21k miles, still has more than half the tread on the stock tires....etc.

m.
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Originally Posted by maoun
mh2cs, sorry, thought you'd see my earlier post

17.5k...

immaculate condition...highway miles.....it now has 21k miles, still has more than half the tread on the stock tires....etc.

m.
Thanks for that Maoun, ok 67K for a car with 17.5 on the clock thats about right. Best Wishes with you ride.
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thanks, appreciate it



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