YOUR RESEARCHFair Value for - 2000 Millennium Edition Porsche 911?
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My uncle, a Dr. in the DFW area is thinking about selling his 2000 Millennium Edition Porsche 911. I am trying to help determine the value. 15K miles, 6-Speed and perfect condition. I have been reading some board posting and it looks like there is no premimum over standard (and loaded) C4's. Any thoughts about market value???? Thanks in advance.
I don't think there is any premium with that package.
...and I sold mine in 2003. It's a cool car, though. Go for it. I found that the degree to which resale improved due to all the options included in the Mille package, was offset by the fact not many buyers out there in the market look for a dark purple Porsche with a brown and wood interior. I, on the other hand, loved mine, and no RMS issues in the three years, 20k miles I had it. Keep in mind that the options were primarily luxury features, not performance related at all. New, these cars cost $99k. A 2000 C4 with these options purchased individually would have run something like $110k.
I saw a private sale car on LI,NY back in October for approximately 42,000. The car had a resprayed bumber cover and front hood i believe from some minor dent. That was a private sale with maybe a year left on an aftermarket warranty. The owner told me he purchased it from a friend who had leased it originally. That was a good price for the car i thought, but went for an 02 from a dealer. Jeff
Mileage was about 30,000.
Excuse my ignorance, but what was different about the millenium edition 911s from the other 996s of the same year?
Every available factory option in 2000 was included as standard equipment. The cars had viola chromaflair metallic paint and natural brown full leather. All were C4 coupes, and very limited production.
Thank you wknopf
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