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Use boxster, or $25k
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Spend $15K and get a good used Boxster, or $25K for a good used early 996.
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Spend $15K and get a good used Boxster, or $25K for a good used early 996.
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I've had it on autotrader for a week for $36,999. Car has 40K on the clock. I got 2 full price offers on saturday. I accepted one guy who gave me a deposit pending Inspection. My Phones been ringing off the hook for a week now. I probably priced the car 3 grand under market.
I bought it for 38K. So the car cost me a $1,000 for 4,000 miles and 8 Months of driving.
If anyone has a Black/Black C2 with low miles they want to sell, I have a few leads.
Shows how much better you can do selling on Autotrader vs. Rennlist! I bet if you asked "how much is my car worth", you would have seen quotes from $32k to $34k, etc, etc.
WOW...maybe I should sell mine, it only has 38k miles on it, 02, pretty loaded (see sig), and I only paid $32k for it (plus $1k in tax) + $800 for wheels reworked to new, plus I can do a new front bumper cover for about $600, so for $34,400 in the car, I could maybe net $3k......hmmmm, but then I'd have to find another one all over again............
You gotta have a Porsche in the stable! Spend $15K and get a good used Boxster, or $25K for a good used early 996. These cars are just too fun and life is too short.
I agree, I'll be Porsche-less for 6 Months or so....I rather have a early 911 (80s or a 968) if I were to spend less than $20K, I cant do a Boxster!
I've had a # of Porsches, never a Turbo, So I'm leaning twords the 3.6. They are Rare, great looks, and will hold value.