Financing older cars
I know this isn't the answer to your question, but consider it.
The 964 should not run you more than $20K, the 993 really no more than high-20s. I don't mean this in a bad way, but considering parts/service on these cars, if you can't come up with that much cash, you can't realistically afford the car.
The 964 should not run you more than $20K, the 993 really no more than high-20s. I don't mean this in a bad way, but considering parts/service on these cars, if you can't come up with that much cash, you can't realistically afford the car.
I don't think that's necesarly true. I use to work for a Porsche dealership and still can get deals on parts and the mechanics will work on my car outside of work. And I thought these cars were fairly reliable to begin with.
Originally Posted by ZAMIRZ
I know this isn't the answer to your question, but consider it.
The 964 should not run you more than $20K, the 993 really no more than high-20s. I don't mean this in a bad way, but considering parts/service on these cars, if you can't come up with that much cash, you can't realistically afford the car.
The 964 should not run you more than $20K, the 993 really no more than high-20s. I don't mean this in a bad way, but considering parts/service on these cars, if you can't come up with that much cash, you can't realistically afford the car.
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home equity loan? You get a tax write off and lower interest than an auto loan.
Of course you have to own a home and have equity and i don't know your situation. Just putting out some other ideas.
Of course you have to own a home and have equity and i don't know your situation. Just putting out some other ideas.
Originally Posted by ZAMIRZ
I know this isn't the answer to your question, but consider it.
The 964 should not run you more than $20K, the 993 really no more than high-20s. I don't mean this in a bad way, but considering parts/service on these cars, if you can't come up with that much cash, you can't realistically afford the car.
The 964 should not run you more than $20K, the 993 really no more than high-20s. I don't mean this in a bad way, but considering parts/service on these cars, if you can't come up with that much cash, you can't realistically afford the car.
Originally Posted by blakshukvw
993's in the high 20's??????? You can't buy a totalled 993 for that. WoW
Originally Posted by ZAMIRZ
A '95 993 with fairly average miles can be found in high-20s...you see them advertised for more $$$, but what they're adv. as and how much they change hands for are two different #s.
There are plenty of places that will finance
I was in the same boat a few weeks ago looking for mine.
I ended up in a 95 with 70k miles for 27. Car was in GREAT shape, good PPI, etc.
I found financing through capitol one, bank of america, usaa, and a few others. Interest was anywhere from 6% and up, most were less tahn 12%
that said, I had some lady pull out in front of me in my week old baby so I'm now waiting on repairs. Haven't even had it long enough to make a payment!
I was in the same boat a few weeks ago looking for mine.
I ended up in a 95 with 70k miles for 27. Car was in GREAT shape, good PPI, etc.
I found financing through capitol one, bank of america, usaa, and a few others. Interest was anywhere from 6% and up, most were less tahn 12%
that said, I had some lady pull out in front of me in my week old baby so I'm now waiting on repairs. Haven't even had it long enough to make a payment!




