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what is the approx value of a 2002 Targa 16K red w/black, stick, perfect?
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POST 2Original post
wholesale 50, retail 60
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I think turbo951fan's numbers are pretty good ballpark. I think you would be in mid-fifties for a private sale to the right buyer--Targas are fairly unique compared to cabs, so you'd have to find Targa seeking buyers. The gloom and doom pricers will say lower, but I think that's pretty close for a car in top notch condition from a private sale.
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Timing and how fast you want to sell it are key. I had a friend who took five months to sell his '00 996. He got lots of low ball offers that were below KBB wholesale, but eventually he found a buyer who was interested in his car and he was able to get the KBB private sale price. He found the whole experience quite frustrating but in the end he got over $8K more than what the dealer was going to offer him. Bottom line is that unless you get lucky, you aren't going to get top dollar quickly. In order to establish a realistic wholesale value for your car, I'd take it to at least two Porsche dealers and ask them what they are willing to pay for your car. With a little luck, you should be able to get at least 15% more the dealers are willing to give you. Good luck.
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