What is the reason for lack of interest on TT
07-18-2018, 03:37 PM
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Anything to do with it being 10+ years old and most banks don't loan on that age of a car?
07-18-2018, 04:14 PM
#78
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I think credit unions are typically pretty cool about loans on older cars.
07-18-2018, 10:54 PM
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07-20-2018, 11:35 PM
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I would buy that car way before any 07-09 997.1 turbo if I didn't have one already. That is definitely the best iteration of the 997 turbo period! It's the perfect size turbo. All the new stuff is like the kardashian sisters. Big *** 991 cars. Not everyone likes a big ***. Slender is always better in the long run. Sorry got off on a tangent.
GLWS my man, the market will speak and you can take things from there.
if in no hurry, sit tight
07-21-2018, 10:22 AM
#84
no I turned down 85 and 87. That is wholesale pricing. Somewhere between wholesale and retail is the magic number.
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07-21-2018, 11:42 AM
#85
Three Wheelin'
I don't know if the tariff threat is a negotation tactic or real but I do think further threats will cause an overreaction and new/used German car sales will respond accordingly.
07-21-2018, 07:59 PM
#86
It’s the salesperson/dealer/personality that successfully sells a/the vehicle. Maybe that’s the problem? I really don’t know. But you can’t be abrasive, dismissive or difficult no matter how special your car is. Friendly, enthusiastic and data to backup your claims about service is all it takes. Facts, responsiveness and friendliness is all people are really looking for.
Again, this is not a recommendation or observation but more of what i’ve experienced.
Again, this is not a recommendation or observation but more of what i’ve experienced.
07-21-2018, 08:11 PM
#87
South Florida
Short version is the mileage is 21k, black, coupe, PDK, MSRP 168k. Exc condition It's been posted and bumped for awhile. I didn't want to repost everything here that is in the classifieds. I was just wondering if maybe the market was a little soft or saturated. My price is down to low 100's.....Thanks.
It's not only your car tho, i have been tracking the market and 997 gt2 and pretty much any gt3/rs that isn't a deal financially and spec wise, are sitting on the market for +12 months. New cars are getting all the money, used cars are just pilling up.
07-21-2018, 09:41 PM
#88
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I reckon it just takes the right buyer, meet half way and everyone should be happy.
Black is an awesome colour and I doubt that's the reason.
It's always a lot more fun buying a car rather selling one though. I HATE selling cars!
You just need the right buyer.
And how the hell do you guys get a loan at 2.5%! I haven't financed mine, but if I did it would be around 9 to 12%. Burglars here.
2.5% is as good as interest free.
Black is an awesome colour and I doubt that's the reason.
It's always a lot more fun buying a car rather selling one though. I HATE selling cars!
You just need the right buyer.
And how the hell do you guys get a loan at 2.5%! I haven't financed mine, but if I did it would be around 9 to 12%. Burglars here.
2.5% is as good as interest free.
07-21-2018, 10:08 PM
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I reckon it just takes the right buyer, meet half way and everyone should be happy.
Black is an awesome colour and I doubt that's the reason.
It's always a lot more fun buying a car rather selling one though. I HATE selling cars!
You just need the right buyer.
And how the hell do you guys get a loan at 2.5%! I haven't financed mine, but if I did it would be around 9 to 12%. Burglars here.
2.5% is as good as interest free.
Black is an awesome colour and I doubt that's the reason.
It's always a lot more fun buying a car rather selling one though. I HATE selling cars!
You just need the right buyer.
And how the hell do you guys get a loan at 2.5%! I haven't financed mine, but if I did it would be around 9 to 12%. Burglars here.
2.5% is as good as interest free.
2.5% is probably for a very short term. 24-36 month loan.
My 4.05% was for 63 months.
But now I see you're not in the U.S., so I'm sure that may be more about why you stated the higher % numbers.