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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Still testing the market... wante to get your inpur... Good deal or not??? Lot of miles, but car does like quite nice... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT

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Looks to be a good deal...nicely optioned. Obviously, this doesn't apply to evey car, but the "very good deal" prices seem to be as follows: 1999 - $30K 2000 - $35K 2001 - $40K 2002 - $45K Options can play on this a little. Add about $5K to each price to see the normal / upper end of what they should be going for. Again, just estimates. mark

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Mark, your numbers are for cars that would be on the high miles, less than stellar, non-CPO condition. Add 10K to each number to get the going rate for a 996 in good/excellent condition with proper miles. Options other than Aero really don't add much to a used 996 at this point.

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agree. reminder: the car man. date is 7/01, in-service date is 8/24/2001.how come it's still under fac. warranty? and carfax shows 2 owner, yet the dealer say it's 1-owner car? and this bayshoreautomotive is not a p-car dealer, so no way it's CPO? i see some risk, even though the price is fair. again, this is a fair price with risk, nothing close to a "deal"

POST 5Original post

45,000 for a 2002 cab with those kind of miles is a more than fair price if the cars checks out. Love the color too, have fun with it!

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