JRW1

I've been looking for a C2S or C4S Cabriolet manual for awhile. The following 2010 C4S Cabriolet just came on the market, but they won't go below $78,500 for now. What do you think is a fair price?

10,295 mi
Transmission 6 Speed Manual
Exterior GT Silver Metallic
Interior Black Standard Leather

Equipment:
176 - Sports Exhaust System
267 - Self Dimming Mirrors
342 - Heated Seats
419 - 19" Carrera S II Wheel
480 - Manual transmission
541 - Seat ventilation
619 - Bluetooth Interface for Mobile Phone
672 - Navigation Module for PCM
680 - BOSE High End Sound Package
686 - XM Radio
810 - Floor Mats in Interior Color
870 - Universal Audio Interface
AN - Black Standard Leather
P15 - Power Comfort Seats with Driver Memory
U2 - GT Silver Metallic
X70 - Door Entry Guards in Stainless Steel
XSC - Porsche Crest in Headrests

kosmo

Cpo?

I would have said low 70s

Mumbles

Depends where you are , and who's selling..........if you've found your dream car then personally I wouldn't let it go for a grand or two.

Bruce In Philly

I am not too sure about "where you are" is much of a factor today. In the old days, that meant something, but today with the auction system being national, internet visibility, and shipping so easy and cheap, I think pricing nationally is pretty neutralized. I am not saying there are no differences, but the differences aren't like the used to be.

I purchased my 2009 about one year ago and did a national search over three or four months to find my car. I also had the Manheim auction prices for two months on national sales..... I tell ya, there didn't seem to be much differences in pricing by geography.

Having said all of that, I did get what I thought was a fantastic deal from a Volvo dealer in Minnesota. Minnesota in January is a good place to buy a sports car. Take a look up there.

Peace
Bruce in Philly

JRW1

The car is CPO located in the midwest. I have been told that it is impeccable, although I have not yet seen it in person. There was one previous owner who I am told took very good care of the vehicle. The vehicle's original MSRP was $122,750, and the warranty date started in June 2010.

widers911

I think 75-78 is reasonable given the CPO. If this is exactly what you are looking for offer 77 and see what they say

zirrah

With those options and cpo the price is right IMO

BrakingBad

For reference.

http://www.chicagomotorcars.com/web/...linois/882936/

Dartmouth

Just looked over the option list you posted and looked at the pictures of the car interior on the website you posted. "Seat ventilation" has me questioning what that means in this car. I have ventilated seats in my car. This car has neither the buttons on the dash for that option nor the "intake bucket" on the back of the seats. BTW that is a $800 upgrade in 2009. Just saying.....

zirrah

Ditto, there should be a button on the dash on either side next to the heated seats button.

JRW1

The original option list that I received from the dealership shows "541 Seat Ventilation".

MessyMarvin

I agree, mid 70's is the lowest I think you will get it for.

I would not let a few grand stop you if it is exactly what you want. I paid a premium for a 3000 mile car, I do not regret it at all, to me I got basically a Brand New car for a $25K discount.

JRW1

Yes, I agree. The problem is that they just got the car, so they are in no hurry to accept a lower price. I just need to be patient, which is hard!

zirrah

Better have them confirm then, because cars with ventilated seats have these buttons on the dash. This picture is from a 2011.

JRW1

The car has that button. Take a look here and zoom in on the navigation picture:

http://www.aristocratmotors.com/vehi...-ks-id-5777321