YOUR RESEARCHHelping Selling a 2002 Carrera 4 Cab 6 Speed
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My sister-in-law is buying a house at the beach. Due to added expenses, she wants to try to sell her 2002 Carrera 4 Cab. It has 33k miles and also comes with a hard top. She is asking $49,900 and lives in the Southern Maryland/DC area. I do not know much about this model. I actually got my 1990 C4 Cab from her so that is the only model I am familiar with. Here are some pictures. PM me and I will provide contact information if you are interested. Duck
The price seems rather high (not that I don't hope she gets it), but I would look on autrader, cars dot com, and ebay for similar car prices. I would also suggest posting in the for sale section with a list of any option codes, service work, or mods. Best of luck, car looks nice.
Duck: As was previously stated....I think your sister's price of $49.9K or an 02 Carrera is optimistic to say the least. One of the forum guys put together a quick price comparison for 01-02 996TT's and there was a spread from around $48K to $58K for a twin turbo!! (Do a search for the discussion) Given the current P-car market and economy....I think your sister should do some quick price research/comparisons and review her position. Either that or she might be faced with parking the car at the beach house. Lots of Porsches on the market right now.
Call me crazy, but I think I'd rather spend $5k LESS & get this Turbo: http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...r_id=221738896 Or about $3k more & get a 997: http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...r_id=244108878 ... I'm no expert, but I've been looking around for a while, as I'm in the process of buying a Porsche, & your sister's car should go for about 35k
She'll get upper 30's to low 40's.
yup, it's too spendy. can't argue with getting a house on the beach though. she single? just kidding! good luck
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