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Too cheap for a C4S?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

What do you make of this? Looks a bargain? http://www.sascron.co.uk/vehicle-details.asp?intModel=&intMax=&intMin=&RSPage=1&ID=111744 Migration info. Legacy thread was 68798

POST 2Original post

Its Cheap, but I think what its worth... Its trade vaule is £33,900 with them miles.. There dropping fast the 996 ! how will this affect the 997 ? Dan Migration info. Legacy thread was 68805

POST 3Original post

Does look about right...on the cheap side for a dealer...the 550 for £47k with less than 30k miles on it seems quite reasonable too Migration info. Legacy thread was 68807

POST 4Original post

G-unit there you are !! Migration info. Legacy thread was 68810

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

How'd you come up with that figure? Migration info. Legacy thread was 68811

POST 6Original post

I have CAP (Black Book) on my PC !! Dan Migration info. Legacy thread was 68813

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Cool - cheers! Migration info. Legacy thread was 68818

POST 8Original post

Had a Quick look in Glasses Guide too.. £44,150 with 19,000 miles... but hits it hard for another 48,000 miles on top ! So Glasses Guide I would think, would be around the same money ! Dan Migration info. Legacy thread was 68822

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So 20,000ish (5000 p.a.) would be considered average mileage then? Migration info. Legacy thread was 68825

POST 10Original post

Yea, On a car like that.. The average miles on 'Normal' Car has now gone up to 11,000 per year. Dan Migration info. Legacy thread was 68827

POST 11Original post

I reckon it is overpriced for the mileage TBH, With a car like a C4S, it is all about condition and mileage, and that is a big mileage. Migration info. Legacy thread was 68836

POST 12Original post

Maybe big, but someone who wants a weekend toy doing 2-3000 miles a year, will bring it back to normal miles over a few years.. And say you kept it 5 years, and it had done 80,000, I think it would still look cheap at £28,495 ! Dan Migration info. Legacy thread was 68843

POST 13Original post

Do you really think an 80k C4S will be worth that much in 5 years? Cos if thats the case I might keep mine Migration info. Legacy thread was 68847

POST 14Original post

Also it has been on sale for ages Migration info. Legacy thread was 68848

POST 15 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Cheers guys - your opinions/debates are much appreciated (by this newbie). Do the miles REALLY matter that much ? Surely lots of "easy miles" are better than a low mileage engine that's always been stop/start? I've always thought that with other cars anyway - are Porsches different? Migration info. Legacy thread was 68854

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