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I am looking for 996 coupe - something around year 2000 40k miles and silver.
I was originally looking at prices for 98/99 models and they are priced anything from £23k for 70-80k miles and upto £ 29k for same with 30-40k miles. Of course there are loads in the middle with price and mileage all over the place. I know prices are coming down, but this is making it really hard to 1, pay the right price and 2, not to lose my shirt in depr. I will do 15k miles per year
what do you think a 2000 coupe, silver, OPSH around 40k miles should now cost and the same for one with 65k miles.
hope I am not being a bore after all this is a forum
Richard
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Chris, whats with the new user name? Bit self depreciating isn't it? Or did DangerMan hack your account? The poo thing has his dabs all over it?
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With regards to colour influencing cost do you think a more common colour such as silver or black will be worth more than a not so often seen colour such as Rainforest Green (i.e mine).
I would be interested as to what people think as I always thought the rarer the colour the more desirable it would be, however the more popular colours are presumably only more popular because more people like them...
Confused of London
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As you said suggest in your last point, the fact that silver and black are more common is because these are the colours that were most desirable when these cars were purchased from new.
I guess until fashions change, these will continue be the most desirable and therefore costly colours. I remember when grand prix white and guards red were the 911 colours of choice. But then I was just a kid of course.
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But aren't all cars silver or black today, Does nobody want something a little different. Maybe not glowing orange, but surely a two tone world of 911's is a little dull.
I've never seen another 996 on the road in rainforest green. Although there is a GT3 in this months 911 & PW.
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That's ok I don't feel hurt..., however just by the majority of cars being black or silver surely they have lost the wow factor?
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hmmm - i dont know - when i see a silver or black 911 i alsways think niceeeeeee, but if i see a yellow one, i think "glad mine isnt yellow"
green is cool - always liked seeing 964's in oak green...........
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I know what you are getting at, but its a fashion thing, and you dress appropriately for the time I guess, thats why a 964 or a 3.2 looks good in Guards,
Daz.
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I like the green myself, i know it's not "popular" at the moment but it wouldn't stop me buying one.
I do think though that there are some very cheap 996s about in different combinations. Mine is blue with savana interior - not the most popular choice,but probably saved me 2k (7%) over a black/black combination. Thats quite a bit of cash!
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