Price Check on Aisle Four
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Price Check on Aisle Four
Curious about this car listed locally - how much of a premium is the cabriolet over the coupe? What would be a realistic selling price?
2004 996TT cabriolet
Arctic Silver/Grey interior/black top
6 speed w/Navi
6k miles - yep, 6k
One owner trade on a Cayenne TT
CPO thru dealership
Looks fairly loaded - $126k sticker
Appears as new
Okay - I know there are a lot of pricing opinions here - what do you think? I didn't post the asking price on purpose - let's see how good you are without Googling the listing.
2004 996TT cabriolet
Arctic Silver/Grey interior/black top
6 speed w/Navi
6k miles - yep, 6k
One owner trade on a Cayenne TT
CPO thru dealership
Looks fairly loaded - $126k sticker
Appears as new
Okay - I know there are a lot of pricing opinions here - what do you think? I didn't post the asking price on purpose - let's see how good you are without Googling the listing.
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Yep, that's me. I just sold my 01 TT coupe to a fella from Jersey last week. Naturally, even though I'm not in the market for a replacement, I still waste a lot of time cruising around certain websites. This usually guarantees that I make a poor decision in order to **** off my wife. 
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Nice work - it's listed for $64,880. If I thought there was any way I could pull it off without having to deal with the unfortunate side effects of an amateur back alley castration I'd do it. This is basically a brand new car at 50% off. I also found an 05 GT3 for about the same price.
Think you could get the TT for high 50s? Just asking......
Think you could get the TT for high 50s? Just asking......
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Nice work - it's listed for $64,880. If I thought there was any way I could pull it off without having to deal with the unfortunate side effects of an amateur back alley castration I'd do it. This is basically a brand new car at 50% off. I also found an 05 GT3 for about 7k less than this cabriolet.
Think you could get the TT for high 50s? Just asking......
Think you could get the TT for high 50s? Just asking......
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I know - but I did the right thing. Now I'm just playing pretend, but it isn't a big leap from just visualizing the car in my garage to stopping at the dealership on Monday and signing my stones away.
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First call the dealer and work out a deal for $10k off asking price ...
Tell the wife how upset that you are that you sold your car, mostly because it was a gift from her and the kids. You weren't thinking clearly, you realize that now and you hope she understands and supports your decision to replace it.
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I think you could accomplish both goals.
First call the dealer and work out a deal for $10k off asking price ...
Tell the wife how upset that you are that you sold your car, mostly because it was a gift from her and the kids. You weren't thinking clearly, you realize that now and you hope she understands and supports your decision to replace it.
First call the dealer and work out a deal for $10k off asking price ...
Tell the wife how upset that you are that you sold your car, mostly because it was a gift from her and the kids. You weren't thinking clearly, you realize that now and you hope she understands and supports your decision to replace it.
OORRRRR... just buy it and hang out with the girlfriend until wifey gets over it....
