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Price is lower due to an accident on the Carfax in 2014. Given that the car has been driven 30k miles since that point, seems like a pretty safe bet that all repairs were made and works fine. Gotta think that the discounted price upon resale is already reflected in the price today... well at least $1500 ago.
Price is lower due to an accident on the Carfax in 2014. Given that the car has been driven 30k miles since that point, seems like a pretty safe bet that all repairs were made and works fine. Gotta think that the discounted price upon resale is already reflected in the price today... well at least $1500 ago.
Quite a few 911's have some sort of damage on the carfax but they're never discounted this low. This is also a manual so pretty rare to see it at this price and mileage.
I have access to the MMR’s for those which the dealers list on auction.
I’m sure y’all know that there is at least 3-4K negotiation from the list price.
But the negotiation doesn’t matter when we find the ONE 😊
Quite a few 911's have some sort of damage on the carfax but they're never discounted this low. This is also a manual so pretty rare to see it at this price and mileage.
If I remember correctly, a similar mileage C4 2009 manual sold for around $39,500 private party (no accidents). Figure $2k-3K discount for C2, so $37k for a similar car private party. Even with the accident, $34,500 seems like a very fair price, if one discounts the accident as $2500.
Anyone got a clean private sale number for this. KBB, NADA and Edmunds, peg this description around $47000. I hate to trust those guides and wonder if there's some insight here from this group.?
If I remember correctly, a similar mileage C4 2009 manual sold for around $39,500 private party (no accidents). Figure $2k-3K discount for C2, so $37k for a similar car private party. Even with the accident, $34,500 seems like a very fair price, if one discounts the accident as $2500.
The Carfax does mention maintenance done at Sears auto center and a Kwik Kar lube, which makes me think the owner didn't care much for maintenance or wanted to spend much for it.
The Carfax does mention maintenance done at Sears auto center and a Kwik Kar lube, which makes me think the owner didn't care much for maintenance or wanted to spend much for it.
Kwik Kar is the inspection station in Texas; that is likely what you are seeing on the carfax. Not sure about Sears, but typically the once-a-year inspections show up on the carfax. We do ours at the Kwik Kar down the street; it is $33.75 for the inspection