YOUR RESEARCHSoon to be owner.. need feedback on vehicle!
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Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone knows a good place to get a PPI done around the Philadelphia metro area. I'm looking at the following car: http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/car/348340513.html I think the price seems a bit hefty for a 1999, but it does have 20k miles and some sort of aftermarket warranty, and I'm unsure of the options it has at this point. Thanks for any advice!
That looks like a nice car. The price is seriously high. You should be able to buy a facelifted car (02 & up) with the 3.6 engine for that money. Good luck.
I have a bit more info now.. the car is porsche certified. Here is the options list: http://winnerinfiniti.net/Pages/v2/V...&v=88351&d=640
Ouch! Way too expensive, even when you factor in the CPO and the low miles.
They have got to be kidding.
I agree - I'll sell you my car for that price! I'd love to know how they overcame the pain when they pulled that over-inflated number out of their ***.
I agree, low miles does not equal high price...but then of course it is a dealer selling it
Even with the typical ridiculous dealer mark up, that's way too high.
That car is worth 36 AT BESTTTTTT. Don't overpay....there are literally thousands of cars to be had right now...... Best of luck, as far as the PPI.....not sure. J
Price is way too high, look on autotrader and ebay for comparable pricing. I'd say 36-38K depending on warranty.
I also do not believe it can be "Porsche certified" at this point since it has transferred to an Infiniti dealer. I believe in order for it to be Porsche certified it must be sold via private party or from a Porsche dealer. Once it goes to an "off" dealer no more certification. Someone will correct me if I am wrong. Oh and that price is absurd. Not only absurd, but frankly offensive.
Very good point - the CPO is lost under those conditions - nice catch.
I think it is a Porsche dealer....but in Delaware? Says infiniti and porsche in the second link.
Hey guys, so I guess the gist is... priced too high? Thanks for the help, I'll go in armed! The dealership is Winner in newark, de. They sell both porsche and infiniti. http://www.winnerporsche.com/ Thanks again for the feedback.. I thought it was a tad overpriced. Looks real clean in the pics. I'll update after I check it out (or buy it outright if I can strongarm a good price!)
Dogas - my '04 C2 Coupe is for sale for $52,000 OBO.
You definitely can find a '02+ car for that kind of dough. I've seen 2002 (coupes) as low as $35k, albeit with twice the mileage as that car. I don't think '99s are worth much more than the low to mid 30's at this point.
I've heard that the very early '99s had some problems. See when the car was built.
Gota911 -- must be cabrio. Phil, Thanks for the heads up. I might pass on this one.. I'll give the dealer a call and see what I'm working with.
I like the "Real Cars for Real People" line. It should read... "Real cars for Real Suckas"
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