How much should i pay for used 2005 S?
05-30-2006, 03:45 PM
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The search on the Porsche website is terribly out of date. Most of those cars had been sold, including the Danbury and Princeton ones.
Originally Posted by MoneyBiz
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Silver/Grey 6,471 $ 79,995 Princeton Porsche
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Red 11,299 $ 76,999 Sun Motor Cars Porsche
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Silver/Grey 16,585 $ 79,990 The Porsche Exchange
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Black 9,725 $ 79,995 Thoroughbred Motorcars
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Silver/Grey 11,346 $ 77,990 The Porsche Exchange
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Black 9,730 $ 73,900 Danbury Porsche
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Silver/Grey 4,075 $ 76,900 Boardwalk Porsche
the car at danbury sounds too good to be true, maybe it was hit?
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Red 11,299 $ 76,999 Sun Motor Cars Porsche
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Silver/Grey 16,585 $ 79,990 The Porsche Exchange
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Black 9,725 $ 79,995 Thoroughbred Motorcars
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Silver/Grey 11,346 $ 77,990 The Porsche Exchange
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Black 9,730 $ 73,900 Danbury Porsche
911 (997) Carrera S Coupé 2005 Silver/Grey 4,075 $ 76,900 Boardwalk Porsche
the car at danbury sounds too good to be true, maybe it was hit?
05-30-2006, 04:30 PM
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The car from Thoroughbred Motorcars is gone too 
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05-30-2006, 06:41 PM
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Anyone have access to Manheim reports to help the guy out? You can get an approx cost for the car by looking at the market clearing prices at auctions. Many dealer get their cars from auction; most use that data as a way of pricing trade-ins as well.
Yes, I'd expect you can get a $79.9K car for $75 if you know how to negotiate, depending on the local market conditions, color, options, etc. Run a carfax to see how long they've had the car. If it's over 60 days you're looking good
Yes, I'd expect you can get a $79.9K car for $75 if you know how to negotiate, depending on the local market conditions, color, options, etc. Run a carfax to see how long they've had the car. If it's over 60 days you're looking good
