barncobob

#1 car
dealer,volcano grey/chalk/black interior,6K, 1 owner,clean car fax, local car,warranty till 2/25+CPOtill 2027. Asking $125 Turbo non S

#2 car
private party ,chalk/burgundy,6K,3 owners?why...CA car, factory warranty till 25, Turbo S asking $135K

which one sounds like a better deal.My concern on #2 is 3 owners...maybe car is a lemon
input appreciated both positive and negative
I would be selling my 17 Carrera S,48K,PDK

CarAholic

Neither, both are overpriced. Values keep sinking I would personally look to buy this winter. I made the mistake and purchased this summer and am starting to regret the time of the purchase

barncobob

thank you...i thought they sounded high too..Probably keep the 17CS..

brainzito

Agreed. Both appear overpriced.
As a point of reference, a friend recently bought a 2020 Turbo CPO, 6k miles, (MSRP ~180k) for 100k.

aaks38

Im also in the market as you are and have basically noticed these cars are losing value of around 3-5k monthly. There are several 21 Turbos between 110-120k.

Spyerx

saw a 21 turbo s msrp 210 asking 125. go offer 110.

hitmonlee

Yeah prices have been dropping like a rock. I "unfortunately" only want Chalk or Neptune Blue exterior, both of which didn't become available until MY21, so there aren't that many to choose from yet.

Taran

Both seem overpriced a bit but if you are really going to make a decision #1 is definitely the better choice

Dr. G7

Please, where did you see this car? Thank you.

Inquiring minds want to know.

Dr. G7

Word to the wise, stay away from 2020. First year of build + my experience. Yes, there will be a chorus: "my 2020 Taycan is the best car ever."

Dr. G7

Where, please may I ask? Thank you.

Dr. G7

You are correct, I never knew it is supposed to be smarter to buy in the winter than Summer. Albeit Southern states don't get the dreadful winters of North or even Midwest. Also, hasn't internet browsing/buying, CarGurus etc. changed the browsing/buying habits?

All the citations are 2015 or older:

"In general, buying a car in the winter will help you secure a better deal. With low foot traffic and a shift toward new inventory, you have plenty of room to negotiate a good price. "
https://www.bankrate.com/loans/auto-...20good%20price.

Ditto
https://www.motorbiscuit.com/winter-...-buy-used-car/
https://auto.howstuffworks.com/buyin...y-used-car.htm

(From 2018)
https://www.caranddriver.com/shoppin...me-to-buy-car/

Dr. G7

Salient term is 2020. I would be very weary of a 2020. Very.

aaks38

​​​​​​​Both CPO cars and are 2021 turbo models

113k
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...ckType=listing

112k

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/6...-c11feef6a2b7/

barncobob

I passed on the Taycan,,,dealer was not willing to come dowm 5K on high price of $125.. I would be taking a beating on my 17CS...not ready for electric I guess..