YOUR RESEARCHNeed Comments - 2002 996 Pricing
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I am looking at a 2002 996TT with an original msrp around $123,000. Seal gray/gray - nicely equipped (colored crests, seat crests, alum. dials, small carbon package, supple, 6 CD, bose, painted center tunnel, etc.). The car presently has 6,000 miles and the owner wants $104,000 (down from $107,000). Is this fair?
Seems a little high. The market has tanked for TT's and resale values appear to be way down. My guess for a reasonable price for this machine is mid to high $90k's, so you aren�t very far off. Make sure that that tires are OK. I bought a 996 with 1900 miles on it, but all the miles were track miles. I didn�t know that at the time and the dealer didn�t tell me. The tires lasted another 3000 miles and had to be replaced. You might post this over on the TT board ...
Thanks for the reply. I know the market for 2001s is in the 90s, but I have yet to find any 2002s there.
Talked to a high volume dealer today and he tells me that in his part of the country that the market for new is dead...although, he told me, he did deliver a nice, nearly new TT yesterday.
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