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This is what most banks use to calculate loan to value. My credit union refused to go finance past the average figure.
Could be a similar story with a lot of people. The car is beautiful...but you have to pay to play. Someone with cash will get a nice
car sooner or later.
964 coupe NADA value
An an FYI, some banks/credit unions will allow a certified appraisal to determine loan values. Also, price is now $53k firm
It is a very nice car however the market for such a car at such a price is extremely small. I personally could find many other P-cars that have the raw fun that this car has and the quality and reliability, and cared for as this one has been rather than buy a 30 year old car for that price. If someone needs to get a loan to buy this probably shouldn't, its a cash buy kinda car, again few out there with that kind of money would buy this car. Sorry just my opinion, that said, the right person just might come along as it is clear the seller doesn't need to sell it. The reason I say all this is I sold my 97 993 which was essentially a race car. Sold it for more than this car is asking and it was not street legal nor even fun to drive on the street. On the track a whole different story. In my case, the buyer did not have cash and took out a lone for more than half of it. So they are out there, just few and far between.........
It is a very nice car however the market for such a car at such a price is extremely small. I personally could find many other P-cars that have the raw fun that this car has and the quality and reliability, and cared for as this one has been rather than buy a 30 year old car for that price. If someone needs to get a loan to buy this probably shouldn't, its a cash buy kinda car, again few out there with that kind of money would buy this car. Sorry just my opinion, that said, the right person just might come along as it is clear the seller doesn't need to sell it. The reason I say all this is I sold my 97 993 which was essentially a race car. Sold it for more than this car is asking and it was not street legal nor even fun to drive on the street. On the track a whole different story. In my case, the buyer did not have cash and took out a lone for more than half of it. So they are out there, just few and far between.........
Nobody cares about your stupid story
Have some class and show the seller some respect.
Last edited by groovzilla; 09-05-2018 at 10:28 PM.
Most banks or financial institutions wont look at this car because of the age and the branded TMU title. Looks like a nice car that someone needs to step up and take a shot on.
This is RL, Not some yugo dealer, We got Cash... Ya know?
I've seen the Carfax, ehhh... Not Pretty, The car Is!! Carfax F's up a lot of Good Cars, PPI & Buy.
When your driving the Car nobody knows a Odometer issue was Obviously handled Wrong.
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Agreed but its more than a carfax issue its a branded title. The problem isn't buying it and driving it, the problem is when you go to sell it. Still, its appears to be a well sorted car.
Uh, That's what I'm saying.... Carfux labels "branded" the title simply says whatever that state has on it, "Box C" or "not actual miles"
"salvage" "rebuilt" Etc,Those are branded titles to Me.
My 67 Camaro has a Box C (restored) No Worries.
In this case $60k car less maybe $10-12K?
08-30-2018, 10:49 AM
