New 04 CGT at dealers for 390K ?????
03-23-2005, 06:02 AM
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Les,
Tom Williams in Birmingham, AL, has a CGT on their showroom floor right now. It was another one on which someone lost their $50,000 deposit. If you do call, I recommend Steve Huett. I have dealt with him in the past, and he is a class act. Best of luck!
P.S.--Your Porsche collection is heavenly!
Tom Williams in Birmingham, AL, has a CGT on their showroom floor right now. It was another one on which someone lost their $50,000 deposit. If you do call, I recommend Steve Huett. I have dealt with him in the past, and he is a class act. Best of luck!
P.S.--Your Porsche collection is heavenly!
03-23-2005, 06:25 PM
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If it helps I bought my '04 CGT for 415,000 shipped to my door from St. Louis. I don't know of any that were sold for less, I checked out over ten before I bought this one and it was by far the best price I could get. The local dealer would come down to 430K but not any lower.
I think someone claiming that they can buy one at 390K is a little unrealistic, it sounds like there would be plenty of buyers at that number. I would consider buying another one at that price!
I think some of the people talking about how low the prices are on the CGT are just jealous and trying to make others think that they aren't a great deal.
It is amazing to me what the Enzo's are bringing on the secondary market, considering the CGT is superior in every way I see.
I think someone claiming that they can buy one at 390K is a little unrealistic, it sounds like there would be plenty of buyers at that number. I would consider buying another one at that price!
I think some of the people talking about how low the prices are on the CGT are just jealous and trying to make others think that they aren't a great deal.
It is amazing to me what the Enzo's are bringing on the secondary market, considering the CGT is superior in every way I see.
03-23-2005, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Viken
Really? I thought the $50k went to PCNA and was NOT refundable. I didn't even think it was up to the dealer. In fact, didn't Ben try to get his deposit back and couldn't?
03-23-2005, 08:24 PM
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les.
these are all "asking" prices on cars in autoweek
58 miles, silver/dark grey, $416k, 717-487-8382 (year not listed).
340 miles, silver/terracota, $410k, 831-624-3223 (year not listed), this one has been in there FOREVER.
04, 4500 miles, silver/terracot $400k, 850-832-3809 (they also have an 05 silver/terracota they're asking sticker for).
05, silver/dark grey, no price, 510-502-0172 (perry). i almost bought my allocation in summer 03 from him but it sold the day before i called.
05, silver, dark grey, no price, 708-403-0300, been in there forever.
here are two incoming without prices that they probably don't want to pay for:
05, silver/dark grey, 800-4Boxster (april del)
05, silver/dark grey, 305-496-8892 (march del in fla). cs4s@aol.com
good luck.
ps. you probably know "grey" or "dark grey" is black in the CGT.
these are all "asking" prices on cars in autoweek
58 miles, silver/dark grey, $416k, 717-487-8382 (year not listed).
340 miles, silver/terracota, $410k, 831-624-3223 (year not listed), this one has been in there FOREVER.
04, 4500 miles, silver/terracot $400k, 850-832-3809 (they also have an 05 silver/terracota they're asking sticker for).
05, silver/dark grey, no price, 510-502-0172 (perry). i almost bought my allocation in summer 03 from him but it sold the day before i called.
05, silver, dark grey, no price, 708-403-0300, been in there forever.
here are two incoming without prices that they probably don't want to pay for:
05, silver/dark grey, 800-4Boxster (april del)
05, silver/dark grey, 305-496-8892 (march del in fla). cs4s@aol.com
good luck.
ps. you probably know "grey" or "dark grey" is black in the CGT.
03-23-2005, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by themarsman
It is amazing to me what the Enzo's are bringing on the secondary market, considering the CGT is superior in every way I see.
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03-24-2005, 10:15 PM
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Jonathan,
Thanks for the tip I have been up in the Utah mountains and away from my computer but will call Steve Huett tomorrow.
Ben,
I will give some of those numbers a call as well thanks.
Thanks for the tip I have been up in the Utah mountains and away from my computer but will call Steve Huett tomorrow.
Ben,
I will give some of those numbers a call as well thanks.
03-25-2005, 04:10 PM
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Les
Jerry is a great guy and I suspect if Ben is correct about the holdback, he will share the majority of it with you.....In 2003, winter was upon him and I bought a new Cab. well below his cost..... a simple wiring of funds and Horseless Carriage delivered the best prepped new Porsche I've seen.....of course I was out of his market and maintained the confidence he deserved.....I sold it within weeks for a nice turn......
Jerry is a great guy and I suspect if Ben is correct about the holdback, he will share the majority of it with you.....In 2003, winter was upon him and I bought a new Cab. well below his cost..... a simple wiring of funds and Horseless Carriage delivered the best prepped new Porsche I've seen.....of course I was out of his market and maintained the confidence he deserved.....I sold it within weeks for a nice turn......
03-25-2005, 05:05 PM
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Berkley,
From my conversation with Jerry I thought he was a nice guy as well. But he is firm at his 426K price according to the last time I spoke and emailed him.
From my conversation with Jerry I thought he was a nice guy as well. But he is firm at his 426K price according to the last time I spoke and emailed him.
03-25-2005, 05:20 PM
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Jonathan,
I spoke with Steve Huett who was also a great guy to talk to on the phone. They will discount the car 15K and possibly go into the 420K range for their 05. I will keep looking. Thanks for the help.
It's kind of sad in a way that Porsche dealers are having to heavily discount such an incredible car.
I forget who posted it but I agree with him and it is my impression that 415K is about the best one can find a new one for?
I spoke with Steve Huett who was also a great guy to talk to on the phone. They will discount the car 15K and possibly go into the 420K range for their 05. I will keep looking. Thanks for the help.
It's kind of sad in a way that Porsche dealers are having to heavily discount such an incredible car.
I forget who posted it but I agree with him and it is my impression that 415K is about the best one can find a new one for?
