Seems like there are alot of new tt owners?
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Seems like there are alot of new tt owners?
Is this true (are they becoming harder to find?) or are more people just finding 6speed?
By the way welcome to all the new owners!
By the way welcome to all the new owners!
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Yes, the prices are dropping fast. Over the last few months, they have gone from the mid $80's to the mid $60's for fairly low mileage examples. Yes, MID $60'S! I saw a couple of really low mileage cars on ebay with a buy it now of $64k and $66k. At those prices, it's easy for people to get into them. I think there are so many out there that 993 Turbos are fetching higher $.
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Originally posted by 2thfixr
Yes, the prices are dropping fast. Over the last few months, they have gone from the mid $80's to the mid $60's for fairly low mileage examples. Yes, MID $60'S! I saw a couple of really low mileage cars on ebay with a buy it now of $64k and $66k. At those prices, it's easy for people to get into them. I think there are so many out there that 993 Turbos are fetching higher $.
Yes, the prices are dropping fast. Over the last few months, they have gone from the mid $80's to the mid $60's for fairly low mileage examples. Yes, MID $60'S! I saw a couple of really low mileage cars on ebay with a buy it now of $64k and $66k. At those prices, it's easy for people to get into them. I think there are so many out there that 993 Turbos are fetching higher $.
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Originally posted by hkdude
show me where the mid 60's TTs on ebay are please.
show me where the mid 60's TTs on ebay are please.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...75609741QQrdZ1
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The 996TT value still has room on the downside, we still havent seen the later cars hit the market, like the 03, 04, 05, wait till the 996TT hits the floor and everyone has to have it. 
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Originally posted by LUIS95993
Sorry if links dont work....Item #'s 4575609741 and 4575131343
Not mid $60's but $66,900 and $68,900.
Sorry if links dont work....Item #'s 4575609741 and 4575131343
Not mid $60's but $66,900 and $68,900.
Just curious as the two are quite different...as I'm sure you already know.
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I agree (in contradiction to my recent post) that prices are coming down.
3 Factors are hurting resale: 997 TT coming soon, Winter coming (less buyers), warranty running out on 01s.
3 Factors are hurting resale: 997 TT coming soon, Winter coming (less buyers), warranty running out on 01s.
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Originally posted by LUIS95993
Sorry if links dont work....Item #'s 4575609741 and 4575131343
Not mid $60's but $66,900 and $68,900.
Sorry if links dont work....Item #'s 4575609741 and 4575131343
Not mid $60's but $66,900 and $68,900.
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Originally posted by Divexxtreme
Were those the "Buy it Now" prices or the initial bidding prices with a seperate "reserve" price?
Just curious as the two are quite different...as I'm sure you already know.
Were those the "Buy it Now" prices or the initial bidding prices with a seperate "reserve" price?
Just curious as the two are quite different...as I'm sure you already know.