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http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/1419239155.html No Affiliation. Thats a great price if it is a Manual then its a STEAL!!
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POST 2Original post
A great price for an 03 Turbo! Not sure why it's priced so low; most comparable cars are around $10K more. I am tempted to find out more...
POST 3Original post
It's a good price but not an OMG kind of price considering the miles. I'm looking to upgrade and have been searching casually for a couple months. The prices for Turbos are all over the map, with some asking upper 60's but most serious sellers in the mid 40's. There are enough in the low 40's to make that a reasonable target for a buyer. Not many people are buying right now which put's a lot of pressure on sellers, especially those really needing to sell. Look at the completed listings on ebay where you'll see almost everything in red 996 Turbos are THE serious sports car bargain right now.
POST 4Original post
Lots of miles on that car.
POST 5Original post
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I've been casually looking at them for a while now, too, and have to agree with the above. It's a good price, but not entirely uncommon these days.
POST 6Original post
A lot of miles for any gt-1 based engine platform.
POST 7Original post
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Seriously? I thought the GT-1 was supposed to be the bulletproof leader of the Porsche engine line? Now that the soft valves (from the 993 version) are gone what makes this engine so short-lived?
POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I disagree, Miles are up there but not HIGH. Plus it is stock and has sport seats. STEAL (if it manual) If its a tip, then who cares. lol......
POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I disagree, Miles are up there but not HIGH. Plus it is stock and has sport seats. STEAL (if it manual) If its a tip, then who cares. lol......
POST 10Original post
67k miles? haha... im about to hit 90k
POST 11Original post
Anyone local that can take a look at the car or knows the history? Is it a manual?
POST 12Original post
There's a number on the ad, if you're interested why don't you just give them a call?
POST 13Original post
That seems to be priced to sell but not that quick. if it was 35k it would be gone after a PPI was done.
POST 14Original post
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Not saying that they aren't great engines or not bullet-proof BUT those engines are only seen on gt2,gt3 and Turbos.....a lot of which are pampered and only sit in garages forever hence why anything over 50k any of them is kinda high mileage. I've seen a 02' Turbo.....2000 miles on it.
POST 15Original post
67K is a lot of miles but not crazy, and that 39K price is an ask, i'm sure he is seeing bids in the low to mid 30s, a lot of tire kickers, and a lot of carfax pulls
POST 16Original post
when did 67K become high miles on a P-car? My first was sold at 178K miles with no leaks, no issues (1980 911SC)
POST 17Original post
That's an average deal -you should be able find a lower mileage one for the same price. There was one on 6speed with a warranty for three more year (39K miles) that probably went for the same price. I've also seen an X50 optioned car with less miles for the same price. Expect to pay between $35 and 45K for and under 50k miles good car. I'm guessing he'll that go for ~$36k in a bit.
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