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I have a 40th anniversary 996 with 45,000 miles on it. It is a Florida car. Can anyone give me some guidance on what a fair market price would be. The car is in excellent condition.
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POST 2Original post
not this much http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/ctd/2254891239.html
POST 3Original post
Wow! 49k ? Very ambitious
POST 4Original post
I will let mine go for $48.5
POST 5Original post
the 40th anniversary only get a premium and you will be lucky if your buyer actually know what the 40th anniversary stands for. it is a better car but I doubt if can be worth more than $3-4k above regular 2003 996 cars. I'd say for your car with 45k miles on it, you are looking at min: $25k max: $35k I'd say you will sell it at $29k. go ahead guys don't be afraid to say what you think and shoot prices FYI, I bought my 2003 996 with 23k miles on it, mint condition and Porsche maintained for $27.5 last year. As soon as you hit the 35k mark, the buyer will probably want to add 4k and get a 2005 997, they are now under the 40k barrier so it has to push down the price of the 996.
POST 6Original post
It's surprising how much P-car dealers are asking for 996s in general. Any still with a CPO are mid 30s and up.
POST 7Original post
Is that the purple one?
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