Anyone have any thoughts on what a heavily optioned $160M msrp, with 2000 miles might be worth? Black on black with yellow stiching and factory aero package. Perfect in every way.

Thanks, any links to ones for sale like it would be appreciated.

 

I would say 65-70 depending on mileage and history. I say your best bet is to look in your general area first. Use Ebay and autotrader as baselines.

 

can't find anything comparable with that low of mileage and optioned so heavily.

 

Hmm. 79k or best offer seems to be the number that comes to my head.

I have a 2005 Cup car and all i can get for it is 75k

 

How much are they asking ??

 

The "heavily optioned" phrase is a funny one. One the one hand it emboldens the seller, but it actual fact- in the resale market, a 2005 is a 2005... you can add $30K in crap as Porsche MSRP and have NO difference in performance...indeed, all it may do is make the interior unbearable!

My 2004 has an X50 and a couple of other items- an msrped for $154ish. It does not have the ceramic brakes. My guess it that the 2005 turbo S was close to 160 without very much! (it included the x50 and PCCBs)

But the low miles places this into a rarefied "museum piece" category... you cannot buy 'negative miles'. If no miles are important to you, then you will pay.

If the seller is willing to find THE buyer, seeking THE car, with THE money to spend, you will have no choice.

I drive my cars, so I cannot see the value in low miles. If I was collecting then I'd consider it.

A

 

75k, car is brand new and your gonna get it for less than half.

 

I have a 2005 Turbo S Cab that had a MSRP of $155,500. I would pay 1/2 of the new price of the car.

 

I'm the seller not the buyer and yes it does have yellow ceramic brakes, X50 and the aero kit front and back, which you rarely see. 160M was the MSRP. I am the second owner. Just want to thin the herd and make room.

 

I am from Grand Haven.. live in CA now looking for a turbo cab. How about 60k and I will fly to get it and buy you and the family dinner in Grand Haven somewhere.... deal? It's still warm there.

x98boardwell@yahoo.com

Kind Regards,
Bryan

 

Buy the Yellow one in GH, we've had a cottage in the Wilderness for years.

 

Live in CA now. No yellow for me. Black, Silver or white I'm good with. You in?

 

where are we having dinner and who get's to come?

 

Well, how about we set the limit to a $1,000. I don't have to be there. Your choice

 

The Grill Room inside the Kirby?