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Nice being low mileage and X50 !

What is the general consensus on a fair price for both sides ?

 

from the sounds of it i would think that his expectations are pretty high

 

45K sounds right, more like a steal. but i am sure he's looking to get near 60K for the car.
tell him it has 2nd gear pop out issues and maybe he'll lower the price.:-)

 

why dont you offer him 45k-50k for the car............

 

that would be a steal but i bet a buck he is expecting low 60's

doesnt hurt to try though

 

Looks like a good car and hopefully a good deal. I like the red, looks good!


side note:
the seat belts and floor mats don't match on the red car...I'll buy them off you though if you get the car though, lol. My yellow ones match my yellow car but there getting dirty. I also have some new black mats I'll trade ya...

 

Agreed. Sounds like he's trying to get a lot for it. maybe worth 50ish?

 

give him a call and put the speculation to rest.

the car will cost you +15% more when you factor tax lic and shipping. get the car plugged in @ porsche locally to determine if he's got 4000 track miles on it, which I doubt. always good to see about STG-1 and 2 revs. the car is worth every penny of 60K if you plan to NOT put miles on it and just store it for investment. otherwise, better to buy a porsche with 40K street miles on it with a 650 kit + suspension already installed and call it a day. then depreciation won't be a problem for you and you'd spend probably 20K less for that setup on the way in vs this incredible car. on the other side, an X50 car with a chip and DV's will give you probably 500HP at the wheels on regular pump gas. a RED RED RED porsche of this calibre is awfully hard to beat.

 

Like Speedyellow said, it depends upon what you want out of this car. It looks like a garge queen, so he wants a premium. It you plan to use it the same way, then price it accordingly. He is going to want top dollar.

 

this car is worth the 60k, assuming the seller will let it go for that

 

45 would be crazy low for that car. 55 i would think

 

I paid $54K for my 2004 X50 Cab last December. It was high mileage, but still.

$60K is unreasonable in the current market