YOUR RESEARCH2000 C4 Cabriolet
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What should I be on the look out for before purchasing a 2000 C4 Cabriolet, 6 speed, 38,000 miles. From first glance and drive, car appeared to be in excellent mech and aesthetic condition. Going back on Saturday. Asking price on car is $52k, at a local dealer. What is a reasonable number I may be able to get them down to? KBB and Edmunds both point to about that number, but I don't know how accurate their listings are with Porsches.
There are many factors that affect the sale price of a car: the car's condition, the area of the country you are in, options and mileage, etc. In my area convertibles are selling at a premium at the present time and $52K for a C4 convertible in excellent condition would be right in the ball park provided that the car was Porsche certified.
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