medtech

I bought mine last August, and initially I was very bummed to see the prices drop just like every other P-car. Then, all of a sudden, this summer the prices shot back up to the point that I could sell my car for what I paid for it (but that ain't gonna happen, ever!).

So, will prices drop again in the fall?? I have no clue. All I know is I got mine, and I'm keeping it for a very, very, long time.

balakris

She's mad at you:

good hands

White, red, black, blue, silver. None would be a deal breaker for me. Sport buckets, manual, and AC would be my only deal breakers.

Prices are up since I bought but once you own one you will realize why.

the_vetman

lol... your car honestly looks great.

stevecolletti

+1 especially when angry

the_vetman

Your post had me looking at the pic again and she DOES almost look angry!

Marine Blue

I'm noticing this too. I did a quick search last night and noted that most of the Spyders were listed in the mid 60's to 70's. Yeah I know that list price doesn't equal sell price but the fact that we aren't seeing list prices in the high 50's like we did earlier in the ear may be indicative of a price increase. Then again it is summer and the Spyder is a summer car. We'll have to check back again this winter to see where things go.

But I guess in the end it doesn't really matter since I and know many others aren't planning on selling anytime soon.

Truthfully I have never been a big fan of red cars but I will honestly admit that the Spyder looks fantastic in red. The red really enhances the lines on the car and a side benefit is that the interior trim painted red matches the belts perfectly and gives it a cohesive look.

good hands

Looks like your daughter would look good in a red one

balakris

Same here. I never cared for red cars until I saw this Spyder. About the only other red I've liked Ferrari's Rosso Corsa. I think it's cars that evoke a classic design, look well dressed in red. The new angular styling trend (read Nissan GT-R, Lambo, et al.) gets away from the classic colors, and more to the newfangled ones.

Who's body looks better in a red dress Marilyn Monroe or Jillian Michaels?

Z356

Well darling, in San Francisco or Key West, we can come up with much better than those two in a red dress!

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Saludos,
Eduardo
Missing the 'home scene' in Northern California!

Marine Blue

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Looks like your daughter would look good in a red one [/quote]

Thanks! I know she agrees, she mentioned to a few people at the dealer that she liked the red one more than my Spyder. I asked her why and she said she liked the color.

You need to warn us when you post a link like that. I guess I should have paid more attention to the link details before clicking.

I agree that red only looks good on certain cars, older Ferrari's look great in red.

Ryan Perrella

60,000 - 70,000 is the current market for the cars. Figure 60-65K unless you find a uniquely optioned car that justifies a price with a 7 in front.

The last one we had sold for $62,500 CPO.

Jay9722

I've been thinking about selling my 2011 Spyder so I can invest in some commercial real estate. I'm pleased to hear the price range is 60-65k for a nicely optioned 6spd in white. It's gonna hurt to let her go but that kind of money makes it a little easier. She is white, black interior, 6spd, AC, heated seats, sport exhaust, silver wheels, 5500 miles, garage stored with Suncoast indoor cover. Just ordered Lloyd mats in black with white piping and white embroidered Porsche lettering too. Is that price range a fair starting point?

n4v4nod

If you had a Manual, Full Leather with Sport Buckets, I would be willing to buy.

n4v4nod

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