YOUR RESEARCHFair price for 2003 C2?
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I have a tentative deal to sell my 48K miles car for $30K. Do you think that's an OK price to fetch? Details of car: PSM, PSE, GT3 front bumper, 19" Champion RG5's, new Toyo T1R's, PSS9's, SSK, aluminum shifter, Bose, supple leather seats, assorted other mods. New RMS/IMS fixes, clutch, oil, brakes, serpentine belt. Like most of the Rennlist cars, it's in better condition than almost all the others out there.
Sounds right about market and a good deal for both sides. If you could get 30K I would ****** that up immediately.
I agree with Dell.... and you guys know that I just HATE to admit that! Oh.... Hi Dell!
Unfortunately, 30K seems about right
It's depressing but the market does what it wants.
If you are upgrading into a new car, I would not worry because the new ride is also sold at a discount. If you need cash, then its a bummer...
I'm upgrading, so you are right of course. I hope to get a Turbo in the Spring.
I think that's a great deal for a buyer, especially with your Champion wheels etc.The turbo is a nice upgrade as well. GL
I think its a fair deal. The mods will not be appreciated by alot of buyers. Private sale 997's are getting into the mid 30's and as more become available I think that will continue to put downward pressure on 996 values. I don't think the chance of finding another buyer who might be willing to pay more is worth risking a $30K sale.
I bought my 2002 C2 last May for $26 from a Porsche dealer. Mine had a few more miles, but it was cherry and had a newish engine. So, yes $30K sounds right to me..good even (speaking as a seller). Mods of course don't increase value at all, just make the car harder to sell.
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