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Seems to be a very clean example....can I do better?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Seems to be a very clean example....can I do better? 2003 C4S, 35k miles, $59,900... http://images.ecarlist.com/cgi-bin/v...45_8703#16.jpg Should I ask arr0gant? (jk brah!!)

POST 2Original post

car looks great but I think I would want to be closer to the low to mid 50's - you have to be happy-good luck!

POST 3Original post

35K on the clock for 60? Ouch. It all depends on the market I suppose. What does your bank say about its value?

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Same price, same year, less miles with a few interior mods... I'm thinkin these should be in the mid-$50k's, am I wrong? http://images.ecarlist.com/cgi-bin/v...45_8566#12.jpg

POST 5Original post

Thats either the cleanest engine for 35000 miles or they played with the contrast Looks like it has CPO, I bet you can make a good deal on that car

POST 6Original post

FWIW, I just purchased a 2003 Carrera 4S with the following options: 18" turbo wheels, Porsche sport exhaust, all leather interior, 14,000 miles from Select Luxury Auto in Atlanta. The car is in pristine condition. The price was $57,000. By the way, I just had to show off the new addition to our family, Haley. 10 week old long haired shepherd....

POST 7Original post

Looks like a nice car but there are a couple of things you should be aware of. Sticker says: Carbon/aluminum shifter and Carbon/Leather steering wheel yet it doesn't have either of those. But it does have the leather airbag cover. Also if you're in CO, heated seats would be a good thing to look for (this one doesn't have them).

POST 8Original post

Nicely done=Great car and sweet pup! Now picture your car with three new clear lenses. It's pretty cheap, and on that beautiful black car will make it go faster! Remember, fire hydrants are yellow and we don't want to give shep any ideas.........

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for sharing this with me viper killer! Was yours CPO'd as well? Here's our new addition (our 2nd Springer)...kids love 'em!!

POST 10Original post

My warranty is good through July, but I am looking at getting an aftermarket warranty through Warranty Direct. I've looked at their bumper to bumper contract & it seems comprehensive. They gave me a quote of $3100 for 4 year/60,000 miles & it's transferrable. Lotta dough, but there are no cheap repairs on a Porsche....

POST 11Original post

I think you can do better. I bought a '04 Arctic / Metropol C4S with 15,3XX miles for $61k last month with 2 year CPO from Porsche of Hilton Head. Details here: https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=51866 Looks like a nice car

POST 12Original post

LOL, pretty car but....wait for it.....here it comes......PRICED WAY TOO HIGH!!

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Did you end up selling yours after all? If so, great...if not, great also...best lookin porsche in my book.

POST 14Original post

I gotta agree. I have almost the identical car in silver. It's a 2002. I paid close to that over a year ago with 11,000 miles and a CPO.

POST 16Original post

After all the negative comments I got, about how I won't get what I want....I got $50k TRADE-IN and $1375 back on my aftermarket warranty. So, $51,400 without having to lift a finger. I could have held out and gotten $54k, but that may have taken a few months. And they met my demand-price on the turbo. I have had several people say they wish I hadn't traded it in, and said they wish they would have jumped on it.....c'est la vie.... While $65k on my 2001TT may seem like a good (not great) deal. The fact that it's CPO'd, with only 20k miles AND local P-dealer, made it a STELLAR deal, IMO. As far as the C4S in question, I say $50k TOP!! If it's CPO, I say $52k

POST 17Original post

I'm leary of ultra low annual mileage cars as well. That's A LOT of sitting around. My '02 had 29K miles or barely 6K miles a year, 500 miles a month. I'll probably end up driving mine 10K miles a year. Low to mid-50s sounds fair.

POST 18Original post

I would say 35k miles on a 2003 is not sitting around. I would consider it average to HI-miles on a Porsche.

POST 19Original post

i know bud - i'm talking about vipr's car and some others mentioned recently here

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