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C4S in Houston Must resist!
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YOUR RESEARCHSeems a good price for a C4S
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POST 2Original post
Looks like a great price! Wrong color for me though.....
POST 3Original post
Seems like the prices for the C4S's are plumeting like the stock markets.
POST 4Original post
Does it say what the options are, I couldn't find it. Really depends on the options the car has... doesn't look like it has Litronic lights.
POST 5Original post
If it's a Land Rover dealer, it's probably trade in, which means that they probably picked it up for $43-$44k. Check to see if they have the maintenance records and also check on the options the car has (PSE, Litronics, Trim, etc). I would take it to a local indy if you are really interested in it. I just bought an '02 with 30k miles about 4 months ago in Dallas. PM me if you want details.
POST 6Original post
Unfortunately, that's what automobiles do, depreciate... especially since at $55k+, one can get a newer 997 C2 or maybe even a C2S.
POST 7Original post
Nice car, but pretty basic list of options. It's a reasonable deal for that car - have it PPI'd before you buy. I'm assuming it's not a CPO car either.
POST 8Original post
You would assume right. Impossible for a NON-Porsche dealer to CPO a car and if it was a previous CPO car it becomes void.
POST 9Original post
FYI - I just picked up a 2002 C4s with 30k miles and CPO from a private party for $46000. The car is in perfect shape and has most of the options (Advanced Technic Package, Litronics, heated seats, etc). Yeah yeah, I know... I'll post pics soon. I'm too busy "customizing" my new car to take pics ;-) ...josh
POST 10Original post
Sounds like a nice car! Find one of those deals for me....
POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Got an email. It's got Sports and Nav Pacakges.
POST 12Original post
Dare I disclose the deal I obtained in May? It is known as the best deal seen on RL. J
POST 13Original post
Yes, please. We all like to hear when someone scores a deal!
POST 14Original post
ok..... '02 C4S - 35K miles Seal Gray (now.over 39K miles....how's that Phil? I didn't even get the car delivered till June). Technic Package Painted console Bose Painted crests Supple leather front and back Backup Assist Alum/Lthr Shifter/Brake Handle Black mats/lettering Purchased from Porsche of Naples over the phone: Full CPO - 2 years $42,500.00 How's that? I'm hesitant to post that again, don't want the market to drop on this board. J
POST 15Original post
Wow! That is a deal!
POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
schnikey Jon! That's a great deal! I'd jump on that one too.
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