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The issue is when and if you are willing to wait.
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Hello, curious thoughts on 996 turbo s future values? I know GT3 and GT2 models are rising, but what about s model, esp 6sp hardtop? I know they are also limited in numbers produced, less than 200, I believe ....I'm debating if I should hold on to my 05 turbo s or trade up? It's a hardtop, black on black, 6sp, 15k miles. Super clean, great car, just wondering thoughts? Scared I may regret if I do! I've had it for roughly 5 years. Thanks for advice in advance!

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I think that car, as you have it, will eventually spike in value. The issue is when and if you are willing to wait. All special models eventually rise. But it may be another 10 years before it does rise to a beneficial level.

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