silver/grey, 6spd, loaded and nav. Just curious. Thanks.
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YOUR RESEARCHPrice check? - 2002 coupe $42k for 53kmiles
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what year?
oops 02
My brother in law just paid 54K for an '02 Cab w/NAV, but it only had 28k on the odo. I've always said mileage is irrelevant, but in your case it's just out of warranty. I would do a PPI at Porsche first. My '99 has almost turned 80k and no issues to date other than a flat tire and the dastardly creaks and rattles. Enjoy!
that's a good price for a cab...plus it's an '02...
Where is the car located?
I think Matt Murray still has his listed in the classifieds for about the same price with less miles.
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