YOUR RESEARCH996 Pricing
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What do you think is reasonable pricing for a 2002-2003 996 with 30-40k miles? I am looking for a coupe and am seeing pricing listed at roughly 50k? What have you guys been negotiating? I want to pay 45-48k and the car must still have factory warranty. Am I too wishfull or is this reasonable?
If you are willing to shop outside your area, you should easily be able to find CPO '02 996s with 40K miles in the upper $40s. In MD a CPO '03 996 with very low miles (<15K) will sell in the mid $50s depending on options and the car's condition.
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