Colorado_911

In an effort to gather as much market data as possible entering into negotiations I was hoping to learn of recent Manheim sales of the following:

2007 low mileage C2 cabriolet (bi-xenon,bose)

2008 low mileage C2S cabriolet (well optioned)

Thanks in advance.

Any similar coupe data would also be appreciated

Todd

overtons

There is a guy on the M5forum(BMW) who will gladly give you these numbers. It's m5board.com and his name is m lifestyle.

SO

ajayabb

Here's a 2008 C2S Cab listing at Manheim

2008 Porsche 911
WP0CB29918S775394
PRICING
Status: Floor Price Not Met
Time Left: 2d 20hr 17m
End Date: 03/27/2009 3:45PM ET
Bids: 0
Views: 14
View Fees
Buy Now Price: $77,900 BUY NOW
Current Bid: $76,900 BID
Minimum Bid: $76,900
Facilitated by: Manheim Metro Atlanta
Vehicle Location: At Auction ATLANTA, GA, US
MMR
Above: $72,000
Average: $67,000
Below: $62,000
View Details
Black Book
Not Available
VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS

VIN: WP0CB29918S775394
Odometer: 9,744
Transmission: Manual
Engine Cylinders: Not Specified
Drive Train: Not Specified
Fuel Used: Not Specified
Exterior Color: Black
Interior Color: Black
Interior Type: Cloth
Body Style: Not Specified
Doors: Not Specified
Audio: Not Specified
Top Style: Not Specified
EQUIPMENT

Likemystoppie?

Colorado- all due respect bud, but you should use the 'search' button for this topic. And FYI; manheim won't help you when it comes to 'negotiating' a 911. Particularly considering that most are paid for in CASH and trade for CASH deals- not leased. Which means that the former owner was looking at the total out the door 'delta'; not the sale price and trade in price as most would suspect.


Use rennlist as a tool; but end of the day; pick your poison aka C2, C2S, C4S Cabriolet- whatever, and then seek THOSE cars. - Then from there start using the phone/email and start the negotiations.

E550 4 matics these are not.

cheers.

Likemystoppie?

Oh btw: most Porsche dealerships don't send cars or buy cars off the auctions. If it's in manheim, there's a reason for it. And it isn't typically a 'great reason'. mkay?

PogueMoHone

But that doesn't stop them trying to use Manheim prices to quote trades!

Chris from Cali

Manheim is brutal these days... The dealerships I visited before I got my C4S showed me $25K for base Caymans and $35K for my RS4. Ouch... I ended up getting $33K and $50K, respectively.

Gaspasser19

I've heard this from more than one dealer. I guess it's a "oneway" street?

Sadiq

maybe they figure theyre gonna sell your trade at the auction but they would never sell their car at auction?

bitterazn

hey no hating! i bought my car off of manheim OVE. :-)

my understanding is that most of the manheim porsches are trade-ins, particularly lately since the porsche dealers were up to their necks in inventory.

honestly, if you can get a PPI, then don't think buying off of manheim is necessarily all that different from buying off a non-porsche dealer.

Likemystoppie?

I know. Personally I think it's bull****. And it would **** me off if it was me sitting infront of a sales person/manager talking about it.


I've heard it too. Trust me, car dealers annoy me too! lol


Hey no hating mang! It's all good. OVE I look at each day - but not for P cars.

That's the rub; clients these days are putting each penny under a microscope; so the 3rd party alternatives and non Porsche dealer's are low on the list of 'options to buy' for potential P car owners.

Clients want to 10000 % know what they're getting for their $$, and who could blame them? I would want the same too. At least with a Genuine CPO car it's backed by PCNA. And that says a lot. Especially if you don't like gambling with your money.



* yesterday I helped my sister buy a car back in Boston, spoke to 9 or 10 different dealers b/4 finding a guy who was a straight shooter. Believe me, I fully understand why most of you dislike 'car salesman'.

I'd love to make it my mission to change the way the business does it's 'business'.

hikejohn

Gee....as someone new to the Porsche market....just began looking in past two weeks...from what I can tell prices are moving downward at a fairly brisk pace....from looking at ebay...and what actually selling....and most interesting in negotiating with dealers....who swore they needs a zillion dollars...I tell them thanks but no thanks....but they come back with progressively lower prices....but I still haven't found the right deal.....

Likemystoppie?

There are indeed a lot of dealerships whom are bleeding dry at the moment. Reap the benefits.

tgage

Hear you go....


03/11/09 W PALM Regular $53,800 12,517 Above BLACK 6G A Yes
03/11/09 W PALM Lease $47,400 26,279 Avg WHITE 6G 6 Yes
02/17/09 DFW Lease $50,500 8,023 Avg GRAY 6G 6 Yes
02/12/09 RIVRSIDE Lease $51,500 11,569 Avg BLUE 6G A Yes
02/04/09 ATLANTA Regular $48,200 24,966 Avg DK BLUE 6G M Yes
01/27/09 FAAO Regular $57,600 3,028 Above WHITE 6G A Yes


For Week Ending Mar 20
Above Average Below Jan 2009 Sep 2008 Mar 2008
Sale Price $56,039 $50,600 $45,161 $51,525 $0 $0
Mileage 9,699 19,398 29,097 12,252 0 0
Total Sold All 6 4 0 0

bitterazn

ouch. if that's what an 07 is worth, don't even want to think about my 06.

any chance you could run a manheim search for me on 07 aston martin vantages? i've heard they're going for $65k at manheim in the vegas area ...