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Seriously, is this another 991 used prices thread?
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Anyone got any first hand experience of current selling prices, I've been watching a few quite a while now & little seems to sell. S & non S PDK models seem to be advertised from 65 & 70K respectively, what sort of price would be fair to offer at this time of year?
mrdemon said:
1k off the asking price :-)
As always, no one can say, are you taking out their finance ? have a part ex or a cash buyer ?
I think you'll find someone can say! :-)
Was trying to find someone who'd recently bought & could offer up some advice, I would be financing 50% & don't have a part ex...
Younez said:
No luck on Turbo s?
Heavy spec will have less neg space. 4S seems to be the one to go for.
No, the Turbo S was SOR & was pulled back from the owner :-(
Would love a 991C4S but not sure I wanna spend 90k+
Well I bought a brand new 991 C2S for 85k one year ago (car was from stock, list 92k, ie I secured a healthy discount), and sold it back to Porsche GB for 75k last month - so expect they'll have sold it on for at least 80k. Prices seem pretty firm to me. Or at least they were last month.
PM me I have first hand experience. Prices are not collapsing but NOWHERE near as firm as some posts suggest. Unless you own the dealership which is buying your car I don't see in what world you can sell back a car losing only 10k from new..
Or at least that was not my experience.
rosino said:
PM me I have first hand experience. Prices are not collapsing but NOWHERE near as firm as some posts suggest. Unless you own the dealership which is buying your car I don't see in what world you can sell back a car losing only 10k from new..
Or at least that was not my experience.
And why, pray, would I make this up? #Ihavealife
Nohedes said:
Seriously, is this another 991 used prices thread?
groundhogday
So you see a thread called '991 Prices' & open it!!!
Thanks for your input.
ferdi p said:
Nohedes said:
Seriously, is this another 991 used prices thread?
groundhogday
So you see a thread called '991 Prices' & open it!!!
Thanks for your input.
Yes I did open it, but only so that I could register the profound sense of ennui that I felt on seeing your thread title.
Nohedes said:
Yes I did open it, but only so that I could register the profound sense of ennui that I felt on seeing your thread title.
Once again, thanks for your input..
RankAmateur said:
Well I bought a brand new 991 C2S for 85k one year ago (car was from stock, list 92k, ie I secured a healthy discount), and sold it back to Porsche GB for 75k last month - so expect they'll have sold it on for at least 80k. Prices seem pretty firm to me. Or at least they were last month.
I find it difficult to believe that a car one could buy new for £85k, a year ago, could now be resold by a dealer for anything like £80K.
Ended up buying a nice 18 month old 991S PDK for 69k, not a mega bargain but happy with the deal, lets hope I'm happy with he car!!
Pick up next week sometime, pics to follow...
Quite a few used 991s are being exported as prices are much lower here than in some markets. I think this might explain why some doomsters seem confused by current robust residuals
REALIST123 said:
I find it difficult to believe that a car one could buy new for £85k, a year ago, could now be resold by a dealer for anything like £80K.
£85k plus options so circa £93k minimum
Helicopter123 said:
Quite a few used 991s are being exported as prices are much lower here than in some markets. I think this might explain why some doomsters seem confused by current robust residuals
To where ?
Tony 1234 said:
£85k plus options so circa £93k minimum
No, the poster says he paid £85k for it new. It's list was about £92k but he got it for £85k.
REALIST123 said:
Tony 1234 said:
£85k plus options so circa £93k minimum
No, the poster says he paid £85k for it new. It's list was about £92k but he got it for £85k.
Doh!, it's my age you know
ferdi p said:
Ended up buying a nice 18 month old 991S PDK for 69k, not a mega bargain but happy with the deal, lets hope I'm happy with he car!!
Pick up next week sometime, pics to follow...
Sounds good, hope you enjoy it. If not, doubt you will lose much.
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ferdi p said:
Ended up buying a nice 18 month old 991S PDK for 69k, not a mega bargain but happy with the deal, lets hope I'm happy with he car!!
Pick up next week sometime, pics to follow...
Sounds good, hope you enjoy it. If not, doubt you will lose much.
Deal fell thru
Still looking...
I paid a heavily discounted £86k for a 991S pretty much a year ago today (list with options was £96k).
After six months and 7k miles I was offered £65k from two different Porsche dealers. At the time I marketed it at £75k which put it just about average for OPC prices.
I did sell it quickly after a little haggle.
If an OPC is offering £75k cash for one now that is a very strong price or is it a trade up.
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