Is this a good time to get an 03??
Is this a good time to get an 03X50 PCCB?
Hello all,
I’m looking for a slightly used Turbo, possibly 03’- onward. I have few questions;
1. Does a chipped 03 x50 turbo w/ exhaust have same performance as a Stage IV?
2. Were there any upgrades for PCCB rotors or ABS software on 04?
3. Are PCCB front rotors for TT bigger than steel rotors?
4. Is this a fair price? 03’ TT 2000 miles, X50 + PCCB at 120K, certified.
5. Can I buy TT from a non-dealer and certify it later?
I don’t know if I should go for 05’ than paying 120K to get a two year old. I’d appreciate any suggestions.
I’m looking for a slightly used Turbo, possibly 03’- onward. I have few questions;
1. Does a chipped 03 x50 turbo w/ exhaust have same performance as a Stage IV?
2. Were there any upgrades for PCCB rotors or ABS software on 04?
3. Are PCCB front rotors for TT bigger than steel rotors?
4. Is this a fair price? 03’ TT 2000 miles, X50 + PCCB at 120K, certified.
5. Can I buy TT from a non-dealer and certify it later?
I don’t know if I should go for 05’ than paying 120K to get a two year old. I’d appreciate any suggestions.
Last edited by WarpSpeed; May 24, 2004 at 11:50 PM.
Re: Is this a good time to get an 03X50 PCCB?
Originally posted by WarpSpeed
Hello all,
I’m looking for a slightly used Turbo, possibly 03’- onward. I have few questions;
1. Does a chipped 03 x50 turbo w/ exhaust have same performance as a Stage IV?
2. Were there any upgrades for PCCB rotors or ABS software on 04?
3. Are PCCB front rotors for TT bigger than steel rotors?
4. Is this a fair price? 03’ TT 2000 miles, X50 + PCCB at 120K, certified.
5. Can I buy TT from a non-dealer and certify it later?
I don’t know if I should go for 05’ than paying 120K to get a two year old. I’d appreciate any suggestions.
Hello all,
I’m looking for a slightly used Turbo, possibly 03’- onward. I have few questions;
1. Does a chipped 03 x50 turbo w/ exhaust have same performance as a Stage IV?
2. Were there any upgrades for PCCB rotors or ABS software on 04?
3. Are PCCB front rotors for TT bigger than steel rotors?
4. Is this a fair price? 03’ TT 2000 miles, X50 + PCCB at 120K, certified.
5. Can I buy TT from a non-dealer and certify it later?
I don’t know if I should go for 05’ than paying 120K to get a two year old. I’d appreciate any suggestions.
2003 Blk/Blk 911 Turbo, 8400 miles, in service date was May 28, 2003. You'll have 3 years and 41,600 miles left on the warranty. Car is perfect, no scuffs, wheel rash, swirls in paint, etc.
Lou
Thank you very much for the reply.
I've been a ghost member here quite sometime and yes, I already considered your turbo. I thought that it was 106K!! Actually I'm looking for something w/ less than 3K miles.
Oh, I must say I enjoyed reading your threads. You are one great contributor of the forum.
If I can get the X50 for 110K, will that be a good deal??\
Paul
I've been a ghost member here quite sometime and yes, I already considered your turbo. I thought that it was 106K!! Actually I'm looking for something w/ less than 3K miles.

Oh, I must say I enjoyed reading your threads. You are one great contributor of the forum.
If I can get the X50 for 110K, will that be a good deal??\
Paul
Originally posted by Mark M
Yes, 02 X50s are getting close to that price with low mileage. All the better if it's certified.
Yes, 02 X50s are getting close to that price with low mileage. All the better if it's certified.
A 2003 X50 Turbo wholesales for like $105-107k, a 2002 X50 wholesale for $95-97k and I just paid $116k for a brand new 2004 Turbo!! Not to mention the 2005 Turbo S has the X50, PCCB, a couple of interior enhancements, and that is costing $131k before any discount. No way is a 2002 or even a 2003 911 Turbo X50 worth $120k. As far as certified, forget, you buy a 2003 and you have a warranty until 2007. After that can always buy an extended warranty for far cheaper than what Porsche charges for certification.
Lou
Also, check out the below thread. Arling is trying to sell his. He is extremely **** and I can guarantee you'd be getting a perfect car.
Link to Arling's 2003 911 Turbo For Sale
Link to Arling's 2003 911 Turbo For Sale
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Not to mention the 2005 Turbo S has the X50, PCCB, a couple of interior enhancements, and that is costing $131k before any discount. No way is a 2002 or even a 2003 911 Turbo X50 worth $120k
So if I can get a 03 x50 w/ PCCB at 110K now, it's an okay deal, but I should be prepared for taking a possible hit because of the new low price of "S." ...PAG should have made Turbo S as more special model
Probably I should wait a little. My plan was to get 03 and have it around for two-three years as daily driver. 997 turbo sounds great, but I know I can't wait two years.
LSM, do you think that there will be discounts on "S"s?
Thanks for the link!! I'll look into it.
Originally posted by WarpSpeed
That's what I exactly thought.
So if I can get a 03 x50 w/ PCCB at 110K now, it's an okay deal, but I should be prepared for taking a possible hit because of the new low price of "S." ...PAG should have made Turbo S as more special model
Probably I should wait a little. My plan was to get 03 and have it around for two-three years as daily driver. 997 turbo sounds great, but I know I can't wait two years.
LSM, do you think that there will be discounts on "S"s?
Thanks for the link!! I'll look into it.
That's what I exactly thought.
So if I can get a 03 x50 w/ PCCB at 110K now, it's an okay deal, but I should be prepared for taking a possible hit because of the new low price of "S." ...PAG should have made Turbo S as more special model
Probably I should wait a little. My plan was to get 03 and have it around for two-three years as daily driver. 997 turbo sounds great, but I know I can't wait two years.
LSM, do you think that there will be discounts on "S"s?
Thanks for the link!! I'll look into it.
As far as discounts for the "S", I know I will get a discount for sure as I have a great relationship with my dealer, I send him business, so he gives me good deals.
Lou
Originally posted by WarpSpeed
Yup, leasing sounds great!!
I sould do some more homeworks.
Is Arling's TT an X50? What color combos? Transmissions? Should I PM him to get more info ir pic?
Yup, leasing sounds great!!
I sould do some more homeworks. Is Arling's TT an X50? What color combos? Transmissions? Should I PM him to get more info ir pic?
Arling's Picture Site
And a pic of his car as a teaser:

Enjoy.
Lou
Originally posted by LSM
It is silver/black, non X50, but, it also isn't selling for $110k. You should PM him, but, below is a link to pics of his car
Arling's Picture Site
And a pic of his car as a teaser:

Enjoy.
Lou
It is silver/black, non X50, but, it also isn't selling for $110k. You should PM him, but, below is a link to pics of his car
Arling's Picture Site
And a pic of his car as a teaser:

Enjoy.
Lou
thank u Lou! yes i'm very **** & my car is chipless thanks to the clear bra
as for the price, still don't know how much i should ask for since i don't have to sell it. if i do, gotta be the right price or the right guy, but anyways, if u're interested i'll put u on the waiting list!
Mine is for sale too...under 6K miles...check my sig for factory options and window sticker...I also added full alu look PCM kit from factory (sent parts to exclusive shop in Germany at Porsche factory), 2004 full electric sport seats, center lid bin with turbo embossed and a few other things. I am also willing to sell it stock or with mods...
PM or e-mail me if interested...
PM or e-mail me if interested...
Wow, I wonder why so many TT's are on sale
Arling: Your car looks flawless!! You should definately keep it
<-- I belive this is what you feel about your turbo.
msindi: I tried the your link and it does not work. I'll try it later. Just curious, what is the reason that you're selling your beast??
Arling: Your car looks flawless!! You should definately keep it
<-- I belive this is what you feel about your turbo.msindi: I tried the your link and it does not work. I'll try it later. Just curious, what is the reason that you're selling your beast??
Originally posted by Mark M
I meant that a lightly optioned and low mileage 2002 X50 should RETAIL for about $110K from a Porsche dealership. I've seen 02 X50 retail prices in the $115-125K range on Porsche's pre-owned inventory listings as well. Wholesale pricing is obviously lower!
I meant that a lightly optioned and low mileage 2002 X50 should RETAIL for about $110K from a Porsche dealership. I've seen 02 X50 retail prices in the $115-125K range on Porsche's pre-owned inventory listings as well. Wholesale pricing is obviously lower!
Last edited by WarpSpeed; May 25, 2004 at 09:41 PM.






