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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

hey guys, im looking at a 996 turbo with the x 50 package. white in color 5k miles all stock. they are asking 75k what is a price that a car like this should sell for?

POST 2Original post

Might be better to ask this question on the 996 Turbo forum. But, that's basically a time capsule car with only 5,000 miles. So putting a value on it will be tough.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

i apologize i thought this was the turbo forum

POST 4Original post

That seems like a really high price to me... $75K will easily put you in a mid-mile 997 turbo which is a better car with more power than the 996TT, even with the X50. e.g.: https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...itle-mint.html A really nice 26K mile 2007 Turbo for less money... The 996's are great cars, but have no real 'collector' value. Unless you really want a 996 for some particular reason, that is way too much of a premium for a garage queen. IMHO.

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http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/4651296248.html Much rather have this with 50+ on it. 75K is reaching GT territory and, unless you are a multimillionaire porsche collector, stay away from that one.

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