Great Price!

 

There is no one "number" for a 2003X50.... mileage, history, condition, etc all will drive pricing.

For 55k miles and no history and "problems" (ie codes the seller is not willing to fix) the price is insanely high.

Just MHO



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PS the x50 should only add $3k over a nonX50, all things being equal... if you are willing to mod, the value of the X50 is pretty low, since you can buy that aftermarket. Do a search.

 

How crazy is that? That was a $17K factory option. Ouch.

 

I just purchased an 05 TT-S Cab with 26K miles and 4 months left on the factory warrenty for $64K. Original MSRP was $160K. It is a buyers market.

 

Gentlemen, I've rolled the dice and I'm now the proud owner of a 911. I flew into LA this morning, drove the car all the way down the PCH and back up Malibu Canyon. It's freaking fantastic.

More info on the car:
Codes had 0 occurrences, cleared them and they never came back.
All service records were located, and confirmed maintenance was performed at 15k, 30k, and 45k, and 54k miles.
Rear Spoiler is having issues going down all the way(saw a potential fix in another post here)

2003 911 X50 loaded
60k miles
Gemballa wheels/exhaust/ecu
Tech Art racing suspension
$39,500

I am one happy camper!!!!!!!!

 

Congrats. I think you got a good deal.

 

Congratulations, sounds like a really good deal for an X-50 car. Good luck and enjoy it! Glad you got to experience driving some of the canyons in Malibu, we're quite lucky to have some really fun twisties around these parts. Now post up some pix of your new love.

 

Here's one, I actually brought my SLR to take some nice shots but I was..um..too busy driving. :-)