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If it is super-clean, I'd say that's not high at all for dealer pricing.
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It's about right for a dealer being in Cali.
Interesting tire size though..."286/30ZR18 performance SBR rear tires" Also I don't know what "SBR" stands for.
At least they didn't list it as having "optional upgraded performance drilled rotors" like some others. LOL
its a little high, even for So Cal
Looks like from the carfax it had regular service at a Porsche dealer
even still, probably at least $5k high
Here is the build sheet
BASE Porsche Base Model 68,600.00
415 18" Turbo Look II Wheels 1,435.00
490 HI-FI Sound 830
A1 Black 0
AA Black Standard Leather 0
M6A Black Mats - Porsche lettering 115
P15 Power Seat Package 1,550.00
P74 Xenon Headlamp Package 1,090.00
X71 Aluminum Instrument Dials 855
XLF Sport Exhaust System 2,400.00
Y06 Alum/Lthr Shifter/Brake Handle 885
Total Options 9,160.00
Total Charges 765
Total Order 78,525.00
If it is super-clean, I'd say that's not high at all for dealer pricing. I recently sold my '04 C2 with similar equipment and mileage for more. It was extremely clean and fully documented. And local.
Buying a tired-looking or ugly 996 that saves you $5K or even $10K makes zero sense to me. Finding a cherry 996.2 with under 60K miles for under $30K is harder than you might think... Sure, you can find an ad for one 1,000 miles away which might or might not be as good as it looks in the ad, but it is sure nice to find something local that you can really check out without flying, so if that car is local and what you are looking for, I'd take a serious look.
These guys must be old geezers. Who would use that terminology as a selling feature these days on any modern car, let alone have any buyer understand it.
"I dunno if them there are N rated but it doesn't matter since they are SBR..."
I just got off the phone with mr clueless in bumfluck Georgia. Called on a red car, and one of the mouth breathers from Deliverance answered.
"Aye eyum aye-us burrin'? Whut the f*** iszat?"
"Have a nice day sir."
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