996 turbo 6 sp

 

They will be worth millions.

 

10s of millions.

 

I bought mine for $42K 2 years ago and now it is worth a Million. To bad i can only sell it for about $42K. If you drive it ( i have put 30K on in 2 years) and it does not depreciate (much) it is the best you can hope for.

 

Similar story here. Bought my cabriolet on speculation 3 yrs ago for $45k. Now it's worth a million. Lol.

I truly believe they'll go up, it's just going to be a while... you'll probably fall in love with driving it more than the thrill of the investment. I think most on this forum would agree on that. It's a fantastic car. period.

 

Ehh... it will probably plateau for a while. I dont think they will go down in value, the proposition of the car and its abilities plus reliability make it hard for it to go below the low point of 35k I believe.

 

Whatever you bought it for years ago you can drive it without worry, put a ton of miles on and prob sell it for the same price.

 

My retirement plans depend 100% on the value of this car increasing exponentially.

 

brnrdtns, you are in trouble.

 

^ lol, yea I feel the same way as s65, I've put 40k miles on the car in the few years I've owned it and aside from the maintenance money put into it I could pretty much break even on the car if I sold it (which I would never want to do, I love it).

 

Would be nice to get close to 993s at some point

 

If the Germans do go all electric cars as they promise/threat.....I'd could see the last of the analog type cars escalating. I'd rather put my odds on my long hoods for retirement than my water pumper turbos. I'm about equal weight, but my 71-73's has gone up 700% in 20 years. I never see my 6GT2 doing more than 2-300% by end of life.

 

Hopefully up so my kids can go to college.

 

I don't normally post but I burst out laughing in the public. Good one

 

Thanks to the headlights, I think not depreciating lower than the mid/low $40k mark for the "typical" driven example is about what we can hope for.