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Is $68K too much for this 2002 C2 Cab?

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YOUR RESEARCHIs $68K too much for this 2002 C2 Cab?

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I did purchase it two days before XMAS, they had the car a total of three days and I think it was the end of the year.

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http://www.motorsportsofscottsdale....l.asp?carId=350

POST 2Original post

Absolutely, I recently bought an 03 with 9K, full leather, C4, Tip, Two tops, Bose, heated everything, PSE etc. for the same price including 6 year 100K warranty. I would think you could do a whole lot better than $68K.

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Was that private sale Cay-Ute or Porsche dealer? See this thread I'm about to splash out $59K on a 02 C2 Cab https://rennlist.com/forums/996-forum/187973-2002-996-c2-cabrio-fair-price-at-59-000-a.html thx SM

POST 4Original post

Yea thats a high.....even for Canada where the cars are more money...

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Not a Porsche Dealer, a Land Rover dealer, car was traded for a new Range Rover. However, car was purchased in Denver from same dealer that I bought my Cayenne, well known history, no issues. I did purchase it two days before XMAS, they had the car a total of three days and I think it was the end of the year. Nonetheless, I think you can get an idea from EBAY just how much your car should be worth, I would not pay attention to Kelly or Edmunds at this point given that the 997s are out. I have seen some new 04 Carreras go for the low 70s. I would think you could get the one you are looking at in the low 60s. Hope this helps.

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darn right it is way too much! you can buy this for only $72k USA

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