Accurate 997 price guide?
#1
Accurate 997 price guide?
I've started getting in the market for an '09 C2S Coupe and not unexpectedly find the dealer asking prices range upwards of $20k for similar cars. I'm interested in a CPO'd car. When trying to get an idea what the market price is I find a large range between the usual KBB, edmunds and NADA books and am not sure which is more accurate. A car for example in Arizona:
2009 C2S Coupe
Black/Black CPO'd
6000mi
PDK, Spt Chrono, Full Leather Seats, Dimming Mirrors, Bose, Nav, Bluetooth, XM, Uni audio interface, Ventilated seats, Heated Seats
Plugging this car into the price sites for an excellent condition, CPO'd car I get
KBB: $71,379
NADA: $72,600
Edmunds: $64,758
Dealer asking price is $79,900
Big spread between various books and dealer asking prices. I need to get an idea what the cars actually sell for before I start making calls to dealers. Thanks for any advice.
2009 C2S Coupe
Black/Black CPO'd
6000mi
PDK, Spt Chrono, Full Leather Seats, Dimming Mirrors, Bose, Nav, Bluetooth, XM, Uni audio interface, Ventilated seats, Heated Seats
Plugging this car into the price sites for an excellent condition, CPO'd car I get
KBB: $71,379
NADA: $72,600
Edmunds: $64,758
Dealer asking price is $79,900
Big spread between various books and dealer asking prices. I need to get an idea what the cars actually sell for before I start making calls to dealers. Thanks for any advice.
#2
Drifting
That's a nice list of options... which can easily add up to the $20K delta you're seeing out there. If you can do w/o all these options then you should be able to find an example closer to what Edmund's is showing. Of course, condition of the car and the p-dealer's willingness to negotiate will also affect the final price. GL.
#3
That's a nice list of options... which can easily add up to the $20K delta you're seeing out there. If you can do w/o all these options then you should be able to find an example closer to what Edmund's is showing. Of course, condition of the car and the p-dealer's willingness to negotiate will also affect the final price. GL.
Thing i've found is with the PDK cars available they all seem to be optioned with most of this except full leather seats. I do want a PDK car.
#5
That's the conclusion i seem to be getting to based on the fact used 2011's are asking low-to-mid $80k's. It's a weird market for sure. The question is how do the dealers respond when you try to make a case that their prices are $10k+ too high?
#6
Drifting
Those are some of the most expensive options on these cars and KBB,etc, will likely not address their cost properly: PDK, Spt Chrono, Full Leather Seats, Ventilated seats, and CPO... You may want to consider getting a higher mileage car if you want to save some $$. These cars are very reliable provided you get a clean PPI and DME report. That p-dealer is charging you a premium price due to the low mileage, list of options, and CPO. IMO they'll likely get $72-75K for that car given that it's clean.
#7
Rennlist Member
When I was looking for my 911 a few months ago I found that KBB and Edmunds were no help in establishing price on used 911s. There are just too few sales of them and too many price variables due to options.
Much better to look at places like e-bay, auto trader and cargurus to see what the current asking prices are.
Car gurus does have a feature that will graph recent prices. You can see how much variation there is due to milage and options. It will also tell youo how long a particular car has been on the market.
Here is an 09S graph, pretty wide price ranges to be sure
Much better to look at places like e-bay, auto trader and cargurus to see what the current asking prices are.
Car gurus does have a feature that will graph recent prices. You can see how much variation there is due to milage and options. It will also tell youo how long a particular car has been on the market.
Here is an 09S graph, pretty wide price ranges to be sure
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#8
Latest Manheim report for 09 S, the one with 4190 miles was above average.
12/12/12 PALM BCH Regular $53,800 36,747 Avg BLUE 6G A Yes
12/12/12 PALM BCH Regular $49,600 45,821 Avg BLACK 6G 6 Yes
12/13/12 RIVRSIDE Lease $62,500 4,190 Above BLACK 6G A Yes
12/13/12 RIVRSIDE Lease $56,500 27,498 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
12/13/12 RIVRSIDE Lease $49,500 36,332 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
12/13/12 PALM BCH Regular $53,800 29,545 Avg BLACK 6G 6 Yes
12/19/12 SF BAY Regular $50,500 33,977 Avg WHITE 6G Yes
12/27/12 RIVRSIDE Regular $42,000 32,253 Below 6G 6 No
12/12/12 PALM BCH Regular $53,800 36,747 Avg BLUE 6G A Yes
12/12/12 PALM BCH Regular $49,600 45,821 Avg BLACK 6G 6 Yes
12/13/12 RIVRSIDE Lease $62,500 4,190 Above BLACK 6G A Yes
12/13/12 RIVRSIDE Lease $56,500 27,498 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
12/13/12 RIVRSIDE Lease $49,500 36,332 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
12/13/12 PALM BCH Regular $53,800 29,545 Avg BLACK 6G 6 Yes
12/19/12 SF BAY Regular $50,500 33,977 Avg WHITE 6G Yes
12/27/12 RIVRSIDE Regular $42,000 32,253 Below 6G 6 No
#9
Rennlist Member
Those are some of the most expensive options on these cars and KBB,etc, will likely not address their cost properly: PDK, Spt Chrono, Full Leather Seats, Ventilated seats, and CPO... You may want to consider getting a higher mileage car if you want to save some $$. These cars are very reliable provided you get a clean PPI and DME report. That p-dealer is charging you a premium price due to the low mileage, list of options, and CPO. IMO they'll likely get $72-75K for that car given that it's clean.
I noticed each year newer added about $5-7K and every 8-10K miles negated about the same. I personally started to look at 2010 and higher for the added year of CPO because my Budget was $80K.
Good luck, take your time, your will know your car when you see it.
#10
Thanks everyone for all the info and comments, it's very helpful.
Would someone mind giving me an idea of what a fair offer would be on this car? I happen to like the Porsche Green which is apparently not a very widely liked color. Should work in my favor for a better price possibly. So this car has about 10k more miles than the black car I first posted, has less options (no Nav, no full leather seats, and no ventilated seats) and a less popular color. Dealer asking $71,970.
http://www.porscheofwarwick.com/deta...d-9731001.html
Would someone mind giving me an idea of what a fair offer would be on this car? I happen to like the Porsche Green which is apparently not a very widely liked color. Should work in my favor for a better price possibly. So this car has about 10k more miles than the black car I first posted, has less options (no Nav, no full leather seats, and no ventilated seats) and a less popular color. Dealer asking $71,970.
http://www.porscheofwarwick.com/deta...d-9731001.html
#11
Racer
Thanks everyone for all the info and comments, it's very helpful.
Would someone mind giving me an idea of what a fair offer would be on this car? I happen to like the Porsche Green which is apparently not a very widely liked color. Should work in my favor for a better price possibly. So this car has about 10k more miles than the black car I first posted, has less options (no Nav, no full leather seats, and no ventilated seats) and a less popular color. Dealer asking $71,970.
http://www.porscheofwarwick.com/deta...d-9731001.html
Would someone mind giving me an idea of what a fair offer would be on this car? I happen to like the Porsche Green which is apparently not a very widely liked color. Should work in my favor for a better price possibly. So this car has about 10k more miles than the black car I first posted, has less options (no Nav, no full leather seats, and no ventilated seats) and a less popular color. Dealer asking $71,970.
http://www.porscheofwarwick.com/deta...d-9731001.html
#12
Rennlist Member
I would not expect them to come down too much in price. They are the only Porsche Dealer in the whole state.
That being said, Kirk, one of the salesman there bent over backwards opening various cars up for me to test out seat comfort.
That being said, Kirk, one of the salesman there bent over backwards opening various cars up for me to test out seat comfort.
#14
Three Wheelin'
I guess I am one of the few who like Green, my actual favorite was an OAK GREEN METALLIC 76 Targa that I imported from DE in 84. I bought in from KREMER PORSCHE in Koln.
They had built up an engine to IIRC 3.2 for a customer, he traded it in IT WASN''T FAST ENOUGH!
Maybe not for Germany, but it was great in the US, unfortunately I had to sell it after a short time, the clutch was a BEAR, and driving in it LI to NYC traffic became too much to handle.
So, there are a few of us who like that....but as noted...not the easiest to sell
They had built up an engine to IIRC 3.2 for a customer, he traded it in IT WASN''T FAST ENOUGH!
Maybe not for Germany, but it was great in the US, unfortunately I had to sell it after a short time, the clutch was a BEAR, and driving in it LI to NYC traffic became too much to handle.
So, there are a few of us who like that....but as noted...not the easiest to sell
#15
Rennlist Member
Thanks everyone for all the info and comments, it's very helpful.
Would someone mind giving me an idea of what a fair offer would be on this car? I happen to like the Porsche Green which is apparently not a very widely liked color. Should work in my favor for a better price possibly. So this car has about 10k more miles than the black car I first posted, has less options (no Nav, no full leather seats, and no ventilated seats) and a less popular color. Dealer asking $71,970.
http://www.porscheofwarwick.com/deta...d-9731001.html
Would someone mind giving me an idea of what a fair offer would be on this car? I happen to like the Porsche Green which is apparently not a very widely liked color. Should work in my favor for a better price possibly. So this car has about 10k more miles than the black car I first posted, has less options (no Nav, no full leather seats, and no ventilated seats) and a less popular color. Dealer asking $71,970.
http://www.porscheofwarwick.com/deta...d-9731001.html