and had 26k miles

 

I forgot to mention everything else is stock, wheels etc. I thought it might be high. Thanks for the response so far.

 

FWIW, I paid $30K for my seal grey 2002 TT, black interior with 82K miles on it. It has factory carbon fiber trim, full navigation and bose stereo. The only mod it had was Evolution diverter valves. The car is in very nice shape for the miles and year.

 

can't believe how much cheaper even premium euro cars are with you guys!

We have a fairly liquid market here in the UK for the 996 variants and I still paid $65k in Feb 2011 - an 04, 35k miles.

 

that's a great price...that car won't sit for long at mid 50's ...I sold my X50 for mid 50's and tell you what I could have gotten closer to 57 or 58 for it ... it was a very unique and very clean car...

 

That sounds a lot like a car that was (is?) for sale here in southeastern PA. Pricing sounds alright... KBB says $60k+, right?

Agree.

Believe it or not, 2009 seems to have been the bottom for these (for now - not to say they can't go lower). Prices have been coming up over the last couple years, after collapsing in 08/09.

Stock "unmolested" examples tend to sell more quickly and, at times, command a premium vs. modded. As always, depends on the mods and individual buyer. Good luck in your search.

 

Asking is in the ballpark. Make an offer in the high 40s.

I wouldn't be surprised if it moves quickly.

 

Where do you get alerts from? I am trying to find a 911 and would be great to get one in decent shape in the 30s.

Thanks.

 

Anybody watching the 650 mile 02 Turbo on eBay? It's up to 74k with 2 days left!

 

Please post the cars that you are getting the alerts on for $30-35k so we get clear on the expectations. I can almost guarantee that the cars you list will have a combination of one or more of the following - high mileage/bodywork/abused and hence passed on by experienced buyers, with maybe 5% or the cars truly being a unbeleiveble deal.

In the end, you get what you pay for, and most people dropping this kind of money on a car won't care to pay a bit more for a piece of mind. Of course, there is always a group that will stretch to get into a 911 Turbo, but I personally know of at least 3 cars that were bought as "great deals" but ended up costing the new owners $5-7k in year 1 in fixes/wear items.

 

2001 996TT manual 45 tmiles, paid 76.000 eur = 111.200 USD, this is reality in Finland. Our tax on cars in general - especially on high powered cars is mad.

Prices in central europe, for example in Germany seem to be about the same in euro terms that prices in U.S. in dollars. A car like mine costs about 50.000 eur. Ship that car to Finland and you will have to pay about 25.000 eur tax to get the car registered for use.

 

Agreed. None of the cars I have seen sell in the 30's have really been a shock. Although if you can handle most of the fixes yourself, then they would be a bargain. Otherwise you are better off finding better, albeit, more expensive examples.

 

Way too much but alot less then the guy that bought it new and only put 3k on it.

 

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Anyone in Finland want to buy my car?

 

Just bought a 2001 996TT last month. 20,000 miles, arctic silver/grey interior with many options. Extremely clean. $46k
It runs like a charm and looks fantastic!!!