YOUR RESEARCHExcellence 996 valuation report
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Just saw the current issue of Excellence Market Report on the 996 and 997 cars, they have had questionable numbers in the past but does anyone else think they missed the market a bunch this time? Early 1999 cars and cabriolets more $ than coupes? Rich
Since when do cabs go for more than coupes?
Perhaps they included all the 996 Spyders for the valuations?
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What is a 996 Spyder?
Exactly. No such thing. Other 9xx models have those Spyder versions with their humpbacks. Those would be the only “cabs” that’d be more valued than the coupe. Next, Excellence will be pricing Tips higher than PDKs.
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Since I started restoring them? Nah... wishful thinking.
Early build �99s? Makes sense Cabs? Not so much
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Cabs are everywhere.
First, who cares what those jokers at Excellence think? Second, who cares what others think about YOUR car, it only matters what YOU think. Third, Cabs going for more than Coupes, only in your wildest wet dreams (because you can't get the top to close up)
Maybe it has something to do with supply/demand thinking? Quick look at overall production numbers for the 996 show an almost 2:1 ratio for coupes to cabs production. And then when one takes into account attrition through the years. If you want to buy a cab and there are fewer good ones on sale to choose from than scarcity could contribute to market valuation. Ultimately any 996 is only worth what someone is willing to pay for em.
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Your entire argument fails right here 😉
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