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Finally, dont be fooled by the high dealer used prices and their NADA rationale, they didnt pay that and they will ultimately deal.
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Probably the upper end of the range for the silver / gray combo.
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Finally, dont be fooled by the high dealer used prices and their NADA rationale, they didnt pay that and they will ultimately deal.
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Probably the upper end of the range for the silver / gray combo.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

....for a 2000 Cab, 38K miles. I might get a good deal, so i was wondering if you 996 guys can give me some input of the price range I should pay. Thanks

POST 2Original post

i paid $57 for my 99 with 11k miles in Nov .. you can prob get yours for less even though its a 2000. these cars arent exactly flying off the lots with unemployment climbing up and up

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There are alot of 2000 cabs to choose from, just take a look on ebay. 38,000 is alot of miles. You will see that there are alot of 15,000 mile cars to be had. My target price for a 2000 c2 cab 6 speed with 38,000 miles would be between $47,500 to $50,000 depending on the color combo. This is the price I would pay as the buyer, if I were the owner of that car I would be asking in the high $50,000 range ($58,000) as a 2000 cab is a great car and 38,000 miles is nothing for that car. If its a high option car and the options and the color combo are what you like then consider it, if not keep looking.

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The color combo is silver on grey

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I agree with Bob. Probably the upper end of the range for the silver / gray combo. Also, don't pay up for the options ... they are only worth a fraction in buying a used vehicle. Finally, dont be fooled by the high dealer used prices and their NADA rationale, they didnt pay that and they will ultimately deal.

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about 50k, high miles and no shortage of these cars. maybe even less then 50k

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There was a 2000 silver cab up w/ about the same mileage here in northern CA a few months ago (when I was actively looking for mine). First listing was $58K. The ad ran for at least 2 months and the price was progressively reduced. The last time I saw it, the price was $50K. I don't know what it ultimately sold for. If the vehicle you're looking just came off a lease (check carfax), the residual value the owner is holding against is <50% of the original MSRP. Not saying that is their lower limit, just suggesting a data point. Silver is a popular color, so if this owner won't deal, you'll find plenty of others. -jerry

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