I just purchased a 2007 C4S from a dealer......$68K. Original MSRP was 105K
Full leather, Bose, ***, sport crono

 

that is a good deal, I think... My price range is $50 to $55K tops, so I will keep looking.

 

I bought my 06 in early 07 for about 85K and the msrp was around 105k with 3000 miles on the clock. I think you got a smokin deal at 68k! Of course since the 997.2 is out now 997's have taken a bigger hit. I plan on keeping mine for quite a few years and miles of smiles....

 

I was pretty picky on the options....wanted ***. I had a hard time findng a low milegae car the way I wanted it. I drove the 09 and liked the sound (09 is too quiest and the direct injection ticks) and price of the 07. I couldn't justify the extra $$.

 

Izzone
You got what you wanted at a great price, I know you will enjoy it! Post a pic when you can

 

Was that the one I saw in the Spokane area? Fantastic deal. Are C4S suffering more than other models?

 

Yup, thanks!

Who knows. Private sale; so they could want to liquidate it quickly. I had the the very same scenario happen;

Ended up selling the car to a fellow Rennlister;

Doesn't always have to be fishy.

 

No it was from California. I did look at the one in Spokane and it is a great deal. There is also one in Colorado Springs that is at the same price point.

 

I just traded my 06 997S 34k miles for $46K, weasel Porsche dealer only offered $35K so I went elsewhere. I am Porsche-less until I move away from Scottsdale.

 

When they have to sell cars for less than invoice (not MSRP), you have to have some sympathy!

 

edited due to my MB sales manager being an IDIOT!! LOL (j/k!)

it's a C4 COUPE not a C4S!!


DAMN IT!!

 

Stopped by my local Porsche dealer on Florida's west coast. They had a 06' C4S Cab with 12,000 miles for $64,995. Original MSRP was $116,680, this was a CPO car. Came in on a new Turbo Cab trade. They did sell it in about 9 days. Thought this was a very good deal. No matter want some people might say, many dealers are just trying to cash-flow to stay in business. Things will get much worse before they are better.

 

Wolfie, send it to me up here in Canada, I'll take care of it for you.


Anyways, that's where the used car sales should be going next, however our dollar has also dropped, and while we are behind you guys so far, we're not that far behind.

 

What you post is accurate, but it's why a deflationary environment scares the hell out of economists. Consummers rightfully hesitate making purchases because whatever commodity they buy will cost much less a couple of weeks later. So they just don't buy anything until they perceive some price stability.

 

No truer words spoken. Watching a911S Cab on eBay, dealer never got his reserve. 1st time I watched, closest bid was $6,600 under his "Buy Now" price. Today's closest bid was $9,800! If anyone wants a car, the deal will come to you.