Hi guys, been lurking around for a while now as i am on the mkt for a 997 C4S Convertible . Did some research to my question but did not find any recent post on this topic. Said that i am Focusing on the first batches of PDK cars, so late 2008-2009, after few weeks of research i am still very confused.. Official porsche dealers would offer this kind of cars (all pretty much with the same specs, sport chrono, PCM 3.0 etc) at a very wide range of prices, cheapest around 48k£ for unlucky colour combos, more cars in the 50/52 area, and newest cars offered in the 55/60 range. who knows how negotiable these prices are! Reputable Indy dealers seems to offer these cars in the 44/47k £ area... I actually have on the radar a car coming from private, 2009 model, 2 prev owners, 30k miles and few months of porsche warranty balance left...... what do you think is the fair value of the privately for sale car? What could he get from a dealer? and how much should i offer him? any advice is more than welcome!!! cheers
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at a wild guess, assuming reasonable spec and colour combo, £38-40K
please show me your cars! happy to pay there! thanks mate
Sutton Coldfield have a very highly specced Black/Black PDK C4S for £47,997. In my experience you can get £1500 knocked off with some good haggling. Mix that with £3K worth of warranty, £1K prep and £2.5k margin you are sub £40K already.
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thanks mate, saw that car, interiors are a bit "heavy" for my taste but seems very nice.....
Does the said car have sports chrono and PSE?
Blatant rip.... no PSE, but that can be an easy retrofit. The rest is pretty impressive. Colour: Basalt Black Colour (interior): Black leather interior Mileage: 40,234 m Price: £ 47,997 Automatically dimming interior and exterior mirrors with integrated rain sensor BOSE Surround Sound System CDC-4 six disc CD/DVD autochanger Defroster trim leather Dynamic cornering lights Electrically adjustable seats Extended navigation module for PCM 3.0 Floor mats Heated seats ParkAssist (parking aid rear) Porsche crest embossed on head restraints Rear section of center console in leather Seat ventilation (only i.c.w heated seats) Sport Chrono Package Plus Telephone module Three-spoke multifunction steering wheel in smooth leather for PDK Tyre Pressure Monitoring system (TPM) Universal audio interface Wheel centre set Windscreen with grey top tint 19 inch SportDesign wheel 7-speed double clutch transmission (Porsche Doppelkupplung - PDK)
how much do you think will cost to retrofit PSE?
Seems good to me. Bought a coupe C4S a few months ago and paid £52k with a few thousands less miles than that from an OPC. I looked at independently sold ones but the one i bought had brand new tyres, brand new brakes etc. - the additional cost paid for itself.
I believe PSE is approx. £1800 - I would discuss maybe getting it fitted instead of a discount on the car as its cheaper for them and more value for you
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