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YOUR RESEARCHfound my 996 with Aero (yellow) plz read
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There are a ton of used 99-01 cars on the market that have come off lease and this has driven down used car prices considerably.
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2 months ago, someone on this forum send me a link to a Yellow Porsche 01 that was for sale. I called the person & he said that someone came and bought it for under 65k. This porsche has so many upgrades, GT3 Seats, Wheel upgrade, Brembo upgrade, header modification +12 horses, Fabspeed exhaust, aluminum pedals, yellow stiching on Dash,
roll cage inside, NO SUNROOF though,
i found this car at a exotic dealer in orange county, they are asking 76k, i gave them offer of 66k, they said that i don't know the porsche market, i was hesitating to tell the guy about how i knew about this car, but i finally told the salesguy that this car was sold under 65k & i talked to the orig owner & all that. I know for 99% that this dealership went to the guy & paid him Cash. and now they wanna sell it higher,
what is the right price for this car guys & how much should i pay max? does header work on the engine void the warranty?
Please help me out.
the porsche is back.
First of all, the Porsche market is very soft. Reported new cars sales have been off every month of 2003. Dealers that used to have waiting lists, now have '02 and '03 cars sitting on their lots. This is especially true for standard coupes and cabs (the C4S is selling well).
There are a ton of used 99-01 cars on the market that have come off lease and this has driven down used car prices considerably. I sold a low mileage 99 coupe equiped very similar to this but with even more mods for $55K in January. Not everyone wants a track car like this, so the market is limited.
Since you know what the car sold for, offer the dealer what you think is a reasonable profit on top of that and if he won't take it, walk. There are plenty of cars out there like this one.
Karl
</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Originally posted by yellowbmr:
<strong>2 months ago, someone on this forum send me a link to a Yellow Porsche 01 that was for sale. I called the person & he said that someone came and bought it for under 65k. This porsche has so many upgrades, GT3 Seats, Wheel upgrade, Brembo upgrade, header modification +12 horses, Fabspeed exhaust, aluminum pedals, yellow stiching on Dash,
roll cage inside, NO SUNROOF though,
i found this car at a exotic dealer in orange county, they are asking 76k, i gave them offer of 66k, they said that i don't know the porsche market, i was hesitating to tell the guy about how i knew about this car, but i finally told the salesguy that this car was sold under 65k & i talked to the orig owner & all that. I know for 99% that this dealership went to the guy & paid him Cash. and now they wanna sell it higher,
what is the right price for this car guys & how much should i pay max? does header work on the engine void the warranty?
Please help me out.
the porsche is back.
</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">I have a very similar car that I would consider selling to get a convertible. It's SY, MY 2000, 28000 miles. e-mail me if you are interested
JM
Check out the ads at <a href="http://www.pca.org." target="_blank">www.pca.org.</a> There is a speed yellow 01 996 C4 with similar mods for sale. You can also get an idea of the prices in general from those ads. Also check ebay to get a feel for prices.
Hope this helps and best of luck,
Mike
Yellowbmr,
Give me your email address and I'll send you the info and picture. I can't post pictures on rennlist. or contact me on the other board: <a href="http://www.funcarsonline.com." target="_blank">www.funcarsonline.com.</a>
SloD
This may sound a little negative but what's wrong with a dealer charging more than he paid?
That's what dealers are in business for. I don't know if the asking price you stated is too high or not but that is up for negotiation. Just because you missed out on the great deal and the dealer capitalized doesn't make the dealer a bad guy.
Make him a reasonable offer and go from there.
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