Mint 2007 997S w/3k miles For Sale. Putting it up here first.
08-25-2009, 06:33 PM
#31
Retail delivery reported 1/31/207
special coco leather
power seat package
heated seats
chrono
navi
bose
19 inch sport design wheels
wheel caps w/ colored crests
fire extinguisher
module for Telephone PCM
Supple leather frnt/rear
coco floor mats
rear/center console leather
3 spoke multi function steering wheel leather
gt silver metalic
MSRP 100,920
special coco leather
power seat package
heated seats
chrono
navi
bose
19 inch sport design wheels
wheel caps w/ colored crests
fire extinguisher
module for Telephone PCM
Supple leather frnt/rear
coco floor mats
rear/center console leather
3 spoke multi function steering wheel leather
gt silver metalic
MSRP 100,920
08-25-2009, 10:11 PM
#33
Nice work Trader...I'm sure we all appreciate it! Got any nice low mile '06 C2S cars on the lot?
08-25-2009, 10:46 PM
#34
Three Wheelin'
08-25-2009, 11:29 PM
#35
I love the car, but my budget will only allow me to get into an '06 - now if she would take $60K for it, I would talk to the bank...I mean wife 
BTW, I bought a '70 LS6 Chevelle from a guy in Stevenson Ranch a few years ago. Looks like a nice place....
BTW, I bought a '70 LS6 Chevelle from a guy in Stevenson Ranch a few years ago. Looks like a nice place....
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08-25-2009, 11:33 PM
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Three Wheelin'
08-30-2009, 10:13 AM
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There was a post on 6speed yesterday, where a member bought a new 2008 S with original sticker of $92K for $72K and CPO was added to it... tough to compete with that!
08-30-2009, 06:18 PM
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Agree with you... even though others here seem to disagree with my earlier assessment re the price of this car. It is very well optioned and absolutely beautiful, but dealers are pricing '08 models so aggressively now, that $67K for a 2007 doesn't make any sense.
There was a post on 6speed yesterday, where a member bought a new 2008 S with original sticker of $92K for $72K and CPO was added to it... tough to compete with that!
There was a post on 6speed yesterday, where a member bought a new 2008 S with original sticker of $92K for $72K and CPO was added to it... tough to compete with that!
The dealer was at 75K on the 08.
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...elp-price.html
Pricing is tricky right now I agree but think this is a great car.
08-30-2009, 06:46 PM
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That deal was not done. Dealer told buyer they would think on it and now that buyer is considering an 09 for 82K.
The dealer was at 75K on the 08.
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...elp-price.html
Pricing is tricky right now I agree but think this is a great car.
The dealer was at 75K on the 08.
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...elp-price.html
Pricing is tricky right now I agree but think this is a great car.
08-30-2009, 10:15 PM
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I have heard a couple people talk about deals like that, but yet to find any myself. Searching on Porsches pre-owned search, autotrader, and ebaymotors, it still seems as this is the least expensive asking price given the options and miles. The comps seem to be high 60s+ with less expensive cars either having significantly more miles or significantly less options.. If anyone has seen something to the contrary that can be linked to, I would lkie to see it. I am trying to keep the car competitively priced, but also have to balance out what my stepmom wants for the car. If the market does not bear the price, than it will need an adjustment, however I need evidence in order to do this. To back it up, I have seen actually sales on ebay of all places for 60+ on 07s with more miles. I do also have a couple interested parties at close to the price, although no one has committed. Hopefully it will find a good home soon as it really is a beautiful car.
08-30-2009, 10:37 PM
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I have heard a couple people talk about deals like that, but yet to find any myself. Searching on Porsches pre-owned search, autotrader, and ebaymotors, it still seems as this is the least expensive asking price given the options and miles. The comps seem to be high 60s+ with less expensive cars either having significantly more miles or significantly less options.. If anyone has seen something to the contrary that can be linked to, I would lkie to see it. I am trying to keep the car competitively priced, but also have to balance out what my stepmom wants for the car. If the market does not bear the price, than it will need an adjustment, however I need evidence in order to do this. To back it up, I have seen actually sales on ebay of all places for 60+ on 07s with more miles. I do also have a couple interested parties at close to the price, although no one has committed. Hopefully it will find a good home soon as it really is a beautiful car.
IMO, you have a high quality car there in as new condition and somebody will pay knowing they are getting a legit car with a known history.
Good luck with the sale.
08-30-2009, 11:12 PM
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I have heard a couple people talk about deals like that, but yet to find any myself. Searching on Porsches pre-owned search, autotrader, and ebaymotors, it still seems as this is the least expensive asking price given the options and miles. The comps seem to be high 60s+ with less expensive cars either having significantly more miles or significantly less options.. If anyone has seen something to the contrary that can be linked to, I would lkie to see it. I am trying to keep the car competitively priced, but also have to balance out what my stepmom wants for the car. If the market does not bear the price, than it will need an adjustment, however I need evidence in order to do this. To back it up, I have seen actually sales on ebay of all places for 60+ on 07s with more miles. I do also have a couple interested parties at close to the price, although no one has committed. Hopefully it will find a good home soon as it really is a beautiful car.
08-31-2009, 07:19 AM
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Just for your records.
I test drove a 2008 997 S at the Porsche dealer in Mclean, Virginia (part of Fairfax, Virginia) last June. Meteor grey Metallic on black, all the usual options 6,400 miles. Car drove beautifully, gorgeous and brand new. They were asking $62,000, took them 40 days to sell it at that price too.
I test drove a 2008 997 S at the Porsche dealer in Mclean, Virginia (part of Fairfax, Virginia) last June. Meteor grey Metallic on black, all the usual options 6,400 miles. Car drove beautifully, gorgeous and brand new. They were asking $62,000, took them 40 days to sell it at that price too.