YOUR RESEARCHgood price for a 2008 911 turbo
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Its a 2008 with 13,000 miles. It also has the bose system. It has the Sport Chorno package. I believe its AWD do they even make a RWD, and if they do how do you tell the different. I am looking to either getting this or a 2012 GTR. I just need to know what is a good price to offer the dealer for this 911, also it is CPO.
You may want to check out Porsche Excellence magazine's website which has buyer guides for all the Porsche models. A dealer selling this car w/ 13K miles and CPO will likely want more than what Excellence may list as a typical price range for this car, but at least you can get a ballpark idea of how much the car is typically worth on the used market. All 911 Turbos have been only AWD since the 993; however, the GT2 is only offered as RWD.
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