recent Turbo prices
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recent Turbo prices
I just saw the new auction numbers for the 2003 - 2005 Turbo 
03' Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe
10/23/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $39,000 41,190 Below SLVR 6G 6 Yes
11/18/08 DETROIT Factory $50,000 6,495 Above SILVER 6G 6 Yes
11/19/08 W PALM Regular $45,000 30,705 Avg YELLOW 6G 6 Yes
11/20/08 W PALM Lease $48,500 24,290 Avg RED 6G 6 Yes
11/25/08 DFW Lease $37,000 34,540 Below BLACK 6G 6 No
12/05/08 NEVADA Lease $45,000 36,448 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
04' Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe
05/27/08 RIVRSIDE Factory $62,000 13,139 Avg SILVER 6G 6 Yes
05/29/08 MANHEIM Regular $71,700 14,275 Above BLACK 6G Yes
10/08/08 NADE Lease $53,750 28,458 Avg GREY 6G 6 Yes
10/16/08 MANHEIM Regular $64,500 22,162 Above BLACK 6G 6 Yes
11/20/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $52,000 8,930 Avg GREY 6G 6 Yes
12/09/08 BALTWASH Regular $52,000 24,622 Avg BLACK 6G M Yes
05' Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet NO COUPES
10/09/08 RIVRSIDE Regular $70,000 17,678 Above BLACK 6G A Yes
10/14/08 FAAO Lease $62,000 39,421 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
10/28/08 DFW Lease $51,500 27,247 Avg GRAY 6G 6 Yes
10/30/08 MANHEIM Regular $53,250 12,998 Avg BLACK 6G Yes
11/06/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $57,500 23,427 Avg SILVER 6G 6 Yes
11/12/08 ATLANTA Regular $49,200 30,973 Avg BLACK 6G 5 Yes
03' Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe
10/23/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $39,000 41,190 Below SLVR 6G 6 Yes
11/18/08 DETROIT Factory $50,000 6,495 Above SILVER 6G 6 Yes
11/19/08 W PALM Regular $45,000 30,705 Avg YELLOW 6G 6 Yes
11/20/08 W PALM Lease $48,500 24,290 Avg RED 6G 6 Yes
11/25/08 DFW Lease $37,000 34,540 Below BLACK 6G 6 No
12/05/08 NEVADA Lease $45,000 36,448 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
04' Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe
05/27/08 RIVRSIDE Factory $62,000 13,139 Avg SILVER 6G 6 Yes
05/29/08 MANHEIM Regular $71,700 14,275 Above BLACK 6G Yes
10/08/08 NADE Lease $53,750 28,458 Avg GREY 6G 6 Yes
10/16/08 MANHEIM Regular $64,500 22,162 Above BLACK 6G 6 Yes
11/20/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $52,000 8,930 Avg GREY 6G 6 Yes
12/09/08 BALTWASH Regular $52,000 24,622 Avg BLACK 6G M Yes
05' Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet NO COUPES
10/09/08 RIVRSIDE Regular $70,000 17,678 Above BLACK 6G A Yes
10/14/08 FAAO Lease $62,000 39,421 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
10/28/08 DFW Lease $51,500 27,247 Avg GRAY 6G 6 Yes
10/30/08 MANHEIM Regular $53,250 12,998 Avg BLACK 6G Yes
11/06/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $57,500 23,427 Avg SILVER 6G 6 Yes
11/12/08 ATLANTA Regular $49,200 30,973 Avg BLACK 6G 5 Yes
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I just saw the new auction numbers for the 2003 - 2005 Turbo
03' Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe
10/23/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $39,000 41,190 Below SLVR 6G 6 Yes
11/18/08 DETROIT Factory $50,000 6,495 Above SILVER 6G 6 Yes
11/19/08 W PALM Regular $45,000 30,705 Avg YELLOW 6G 6 Yes
11/20/08 W PALM Lease $48,500 24,290 Avg RED 6G 6 Yes
11/25/08 DFW Lease $37,000 34,540 Below BLACK 6G 6 No
12/05/08 NEVADA Lease $45,000 36,448 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
04' Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe
05/27/08 RIVRSIDE Factory $62,000 13,139 Avg SILVER 6G 6 Yes
05/29/08 MANHEIM Regular $71,700 14,275 Above BLACK 6G Yes
10/08/08 NADE Lease $53,750 28,458 Avg GREY 6G 6 Yes
10/16/08 MANHEIM Regular $64,500 22,162 Above BLACK 6G 6 Yes
11/20/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $52,000 8,930 Avg GREY 6G 6 Yes
12/09/08 BALTWASH Regular $52,000 24,622 Avg BLACK 6G M Yes
05' Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet NO COUPES
10/09/08 RIVRSIDE Regular $70,000 17,678 Above BLACK 6G A Yes
10/14/08 FAAO Lease $62,000 39,421 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
10/28/08 DFW Lease $51,500 27,247 Avg GRAY 6G 6 Yes
10/30/08 MANHEIM Regular $53,250 12,998 Avg BLACK 6G Yes
11/06/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $57,500 23,427 Avg SILVER 6G 6 Yes
11/12/08 ATLANTA Regular $49,200 30,973 Avg BLACK 6G 5 Yes
03' Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe
10/23/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $39,000 41,190 Below SLVR 6G 6 Yes
11/18/08 DETROIT Factory $50,000 6,495 Above SILVER 6G 6 Yes
11/19/08 W PALM Regular $45,000 30,705 Avg YELLOW 6G 6 Yes
11/20/08 W PALM Lease $48,500 24,290 Avg RED 6G 6 Yes
11/25/08 DFW Lease $37,000 34,540 Below BLACK 6G 6 No
12/05/08 NEVADA Lease $45,000 36,448 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
04' Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe
05/27/08 RIVRSIDE Factory $62,000 13,139 Avg SILVER 6G 6 Yes
05/29/08 MANHEIM Regular $71,700 14,275 Above BLACK 6G Yes
10/08/08 NADE Lease $53,750 28,458 Avg GREY 6G 6 Yes
10/16/08 MANHEIM Regular $64,500 22,162 Above BLACK 6G 6 Yes
11/20/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $52,000 8,930 Avg GREY 6G 6 Yes
12/09/08 BALTWASH Regular $52,000 24,622 Avg BLACK 6G M Yes
05' Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet NO COUPES
10/09/08 RIVRSIDE Regular $70,000 17,678 Above BLACK 6G A Yes
10/14/08 FAAO Lease $62,000 39,421 Avg BLACK 6G A Yes
10/28/08 DFW Lease $51,500 27,247 Avg GRAY 6G 6 Yes
10/30/08 MANHEIM Regular $53,250 12,998 Avg BLACK 6G Yes
11/06/08 RIVRSIDE Lease $57,500 23,427 Avg SILVER 6G 6 Yes
11/12/08 ATLANTA Regular $49,200 30,973 Avg BLACK 6G 5 Yes
Where did you get auction prices from? Would be nice to be able to buy
at those kind of prices without being a dealer.
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I would really appreciate as my leasing company is willing to let me buy my car from them at wholesale auction prices.
I would really appreciate as my leasing company is willing to let me buy my car from them at wholesale auction prices.
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I got the info here:
http://www.mbworld.org/forums/c-clas...anheim-14.html
They are few people that they can get you in the auction with them and typical they charge a fee of $300-$700 to buy the car for you.
When i spoke with my friend at Paul Miller Porsche he was telling me that they price will continue to slid for few more months. If i can get a 2005 Turbo S cab for $50k I will be all over that!!!!
http://www.mbworld.org/forums/c-clas...anheim-14.html
They are few people that they can get you in the auction with them and typical they charge a fee of $300-$700 to buy the car for you.
When i spoke with my friend at Paul Miller Porsche he was telling me that they price will continue to slid for few more months. If i can get a 2005 Turbo S cab for $50k I will be all over that!!!!
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IF everyone could buy them at that price we would, but that dose not include all the fees. Most dealer put out this kind of money right now will not sell them with making some kind of profit.
We would all love to buy them for that amount but lets be real only 1 or 2 cars that come from the auction are any good. There is a reason they are at the auction. Auction cars never hold and value just like lease returns. Buying high end cars from private seller " is the only way to buy"
We would all love to buy them for that amount but lets be real only 1 or 2 cars that come from the auction are any good. There is a reason they are at the auction. Auction cars never hold and value just like lease returns. Buying high end cars from private seller " is the only way to buy"
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That's crazy to see prices drop so low...but most of those 35k-45k cars have average or below condition report. Its easy to find a turbo for that price but a good car (cosmetically and mechanically..no over revs etc.) is very hard to come by. I spent almost 4 months looking for a car and finally found the one ..
Auctions have their pros and cons.
Auctions have their pros and cons.
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I will tell you this from my personal experience, you will not find a single decent 996TT at the auction that is worth buying without paying top dollars for them. These people are not idiots and they know exactly how much their cars are worth that is what they do for living. These prices does not tell you what kind of condition these cars were in. Before I bought my car at the dealership, my dealer friend and I went to the every auction in SoCal area for 3 months and I did NOT find a single car that was worth buying, the ones I wanted to buy were sometimes sold for more expensive than their current market value. I have seen cars passing through auction lanes on a tow truck because they did not run or were heavily damaged at the Menhein auction in Riverside, these prices do get registered but again unless you see the cars yourself you have no way of knowing what was sold for that price.
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I know someone that go a great 03 996 TT for cheap from acuction and he tells me that you can find good examples for 35K these days in the auctions in Cali. You can even find some in the 30s on ebay for buy it now pricing.