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Hi, I'm considering buying a 996 C2 auto 2000 (X plate) but the milage of 87K is putting me off. Should I be concerned or not. What's a high milage for a 911? Asking price is 35K which looks good to me Any advice would be very welcome. Migration info. Legacy thread was 9023
You can get a low mileage 996 for £35k....so I would pass. Plus its a tip. You may want that though?! Migration info. Legacy thread was 9024
87k on a 996.... The car should do the mileage just fine. But as cars head over the 100k mark so the price takes a good leap down.(on newer things - not classics). I agree with the above comment, you can definitely buy a nice 40k 996 (tip or manual) for £35000. So it will be from 98, so what, put a plate on it. :wink: The drive is much the same, but resale will be much easier when the time comes. The price of the one you mentioned is fair, simply that I would advise going older and lower miles. Adrian Crawford. perfomance2and4.co.uk 911secrets.com Migration info. Legacy thread was 9045
£35,000 for an 87,000 mileage 996, those were the days!! Thank god there still NOT the days, since I would not be able to afford one! Edward
2002 996 92k still going strong not sure wot worth tho
Certainly not £35k unfortunately!!
So it's your fault, dragging up a post from the dead.. I was thinking what a nutter, 35k for an old 996 with big miles!!! Until I read Oct 2003!
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35k is too steep in todays market. Why not spend an extra 2-k and get a 997? :food:
Ermmm... Look at the date on the original post :hand: (and you can get a 997 for a lot less than £37k by the way) :wink:
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