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I can't see it appealing to anyone that wants to use their 911 though.
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Unusual interior colour, but works surprisingly well with the exterior. :thumb:
As it is such a rarity with an ultra-low mileage, will be interesting to see what it goes for.
4,527 miles in 17 years, it's been sitting around a lot. Has it had just short journeys in that time? Unless it's been meticulously looked after there could be problems. I wonder how old the tyres are.
Comprehensive invoices - for what at that mileage?
There's low mileage and there's 4527 miles with one owner. I don't think I've seen one better advertised so it's tricky to judge the value.
Worth a good chunk more than £25k IMHO - that's the sort of price you'd expect for ones with normal 'low miles', say 40k or something?
We might not all be into low milers but there are people out there who are willing to pay top dollar for the very best examples of many prestige/sports cars :thumb:
As a collectors car it seems to be reasonably priced and somebody out there will want a pretty 996 in their collection.
I can't see it appealing to anyone that wants to use their 911 though. At that money there's a big choice and once the miles go on this one the value will plummet.
I'd be surprised if the odometer ever sees 5k.
I wonder if the original owner feels they got good value for money out of their purchase. If they got £38k for the car they paid £68k (?) for 17 years ago I suppose that's not bad, depreciation wise, but it does seem a shame that they got very little miles per £ - which is the benchmark I personally use.
T8 is right, this is not a usable car but an exhibition piece.
If you were to use it and add 10k miles to the usage, it would knock at least £15k (probably more) off the price, so is not an economic option.
Parkway know the market for this type of car and normally price their cars pretty well, so I think they will sell it.
It looks like a great colour combination and a very attractive car.
I also think the mileage is unlikely to pass £5k. I would also suggest the wear on the car is virtually nil. Cars like this that stand in collections in climate managed garages and are fully recommissioned and sympathetically started and driven the short distance it has under its wheels.
Looks fantastic. Depends what you want to do with the car. In terms of future value, I believe you can't lose. Sell it again in Australia! If you put on 10k miles it is still a winner.
