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Hi there has anyone priced a 40th? My dealer wants MSRP, I'm thinking it should be lower. Thanks
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POST 2Original post
It should be higher if you added all the same extras to a stock C2 your probably looking at $2000 more...thats not including the slip diff, turbo style front end etc. It is a highly specd car for the price. Donny J
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Thanks Donny, I agree but I would still like a discount.
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"My dealer wants MSRP, I'm thinking it should be lower." Take a look at the price of the 2000 911 Millinium edition (of which they only made 911 instead of the 196x 40ths) relative to it's MSRP and/or the now price to MSRP of a similarly priced regular 2000 911. Translation, the 40th will depreciate just as fast as the regular 996 and you should be seeking the same discount to MSRP you would on a regular one.
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