YOUR RESEARCHWhich 996's will weather the storm ?
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Just having a look through 911's for sale and seeing the C4S's from £28k, I thought these would keep there money well ! So give it 10 years (forget the GT3/GT2/TT....) Which 996 will be the one to own ? My vote - 996 C4S Cab, great looking car ! (Forget the pre/post face lift)
I chose the 4S in it's hard roof derivative. It's lines and shape will endear it to the public for many, many years to come :thumb:
Sorry guys, but I'm biased and a narrow body supporter... I'm not a fan of wide-body 996s. FWIW I think all 996s are all too big anyway - mine takes up more road than my LWB Isuzu Trooper already! Crazy, for something that's meant to be a sports car IMO... Now if I could have the modern bits in something the size of a 993 it would be just perfect...
What about the 2 special editions? - Millennium and 40th Anniversary. Both should hold their value better due to exclusivity, the 40th Anniversary especially as it has a power upgrade as well.
I totally agree, the 40th should hold it's value the best. It's got the best of all variants. Sport suspension, LSD, X-51 power, RWD, Narrow Body but with Turbo front end (for those that like it) and exclusivity due to limited production numbers...
Where is the C2 Cab option Daniel :?: , esp the 2004 model in Seal Grey
<goingtogetshot> The 993 Cab has not held its money well, so I have left it off the list ! 40th were made in so small number, and you could add any option from it to a coupe !
Another supporter of the C4S coupe. Otherwise I would have picked the GT3. ~ Maxie
True but that's from new. Surely the point is which standard variant would hold it's value best, the Anniversary is a standard variant in it's own right, no? It's not a C2 with options, it's a "40 Jahre 911"...
i voted for 996 C4S (for obvious reasons ;-) ) but the way prices are going i am increasingly thinking of just holding on to her forever!
If it was available in other colours and didn't such an awful front end, the Turbo look front on a narrow body is hideous
C2 with aerokit...wins everytime ! :mrgreen:
As I'm selling my C2 I'm now in tears!!!
Don't worry.. We are talking 10 years time..
The Turbo
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