YOUR RESEARCH996 Cab 2001 Market Prices
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Looking at moving to a Boxster.. which would mean moving on my 996 manual cab. 2001 - silver with hard top stand and all the covers Very low mileage 23700 approx - 3 owners Looking for a steer on what to put it up for ..
There's lot of average mileage cars out there for just under £20k. With super low mileage there'll be someone prepared to pay a lot more but you might have to wait until the weather warms up a tad. I'd certainly start at £24,995 if the service history and condition of the car stack up. GLWTS :thumb:
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