YOUR RESEARCH996 4S cab value help please !
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Been out of touch with the Porsche market for a while so help on value required?? Wife want (she gets) an auto 4 seater cab Seen a 2004 996 4s for very early £30's >30k miles, 10 months OPC warranty, nav, bose, top spec, good colour combo, 2 owners etc etc – sound like a sensible price or strong money ? Thanks could get a 997 (s) man coupe for near same money :thewife:
early £30's with circa 30k on the clock looks about right
Sounds about right in the current market.......
C4S cab value If the car is mint and has the extras, crested seats etc etc then 30+ is about right ,but make absolutely sure that you get a full warranty, and check everything. I own a top C4s 996, it has every extra and looks fab, I paid 37k a year ago, but I traded in a boxster with 80k on it so paid a little more for the convenience. Make sure front rads air con rms andhistory are all ok. Good luck regards Mike
There's what seems to be a reasonable 996 Cab on here, (the Porsche for sale section), for £16250 !!, buy that for wifey and put the rest towards your 997, You'll only need a £10k top up for some of the currently advertised ones with known/OPC history.
thanks , seems if you want a good one you have to pay a premium, but as they are now 5 years old warranty and low miles look like they will pay for themselves in the long run
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