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I haven't checked, but the $43k he's allowing on your car must be closed to used retail.
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Hi Everyone,
The highline dealer I got my 2001 Cab from has a car I'm interested in. It's a 2004 Midnight Blue coupe with 13,300 miles on it. Options include 18"s, Bose, PSM, Power Seat Package, Aero rocker panels, heated seats (which are useless in FL) AND Xenons. The car is mint, and performs very well. He is asking $55,900 but I got him to $53,900. The Carfax is clean and the factory warranty expires 11/07.
The other part is that he'll give me $43k for my 2001 Cab with 19k miles on it. This is about 4-7k more than any Porsche dealership will give me. My '01 has tons of cosmetic options, but is missing some performance options I'd like.
I'm leaning toward doing this deal, and would appreciate some feedback.
Thanks
Sure, during the cooler months. The sunshine and heat during FL summers can be a bit much with the top down.
There certainly was a noticeable performance difference as well. More power, less weight.
Hey, Thanks for all your answers. I'm picking up the car on Wednesday!
One more question. What were the minor tweaks or upgrades done between the 2002-04 model years?
I am sure there are others, but the only one I know of is MOST which was new for 2003. This was a tweak. MOST definitely not an upgrade.
Congrats on the deal.
Just picked up my '04 this morning, but can't upload a photo yet.
I will say that there is a noticeably different power curve in this car than my '01 displayed, as has been discussed. The biggest difference, and in FL this is an important one, is that the car runs much cooler.
