2003 GT2's are going for $75,000 with 28K miles and up to $91,000 with 8K miles.

 

I just searched for the viper thread and NO this is not in response to that thread...I already knew the viper prices were in the toilet

 

How 'bout 04/05 TT cabs?

Thanks.

 

Like I said these cars are COMING DOWN.

I have a good friend of mine just bought a 2007 997TT last week. He has a 2006 Carrera S with a $116,000 MSRP, 5K miles 6 speed, PCCB, X51, G. Red, Dark Nat. Brown, Sport Chrono... The dealer was going to give him $65,000 for trade - in. He said he was going to keep it for that price.

I almost bought a 2005 Turbo S Cab a few weeks ago with 3K miles for $92,000 from a private party. Keep your eyes open, winter is coming up and people like to unload these type of cars soon....

 

A 2004 with 8755 miles went for $86,500, one with 3427 miles went for $101,500. 2005's are right around 10K to 20K higher.

 

I think 75-80 with tax and tags for a car with any warrenty and lowish miles (under 20k) is about the best one can really do with a few exeptions...Thats what I did anyway...

 

Manheim auction prices are mostly of academic value and not particularly relevant to the buying public. These are prices at which dealers pick up cars regardless of what condition they are in, hence the rock bottom valuations. Dealers then have to thoroughly inpect the car and perform any reconditioning etc. to get the car to a "ready to sell" state which may cost several thousands on high end cars. Not to mention the cost of additional certification or extended warranty. When these dealer then sell the cars to the public they have to factor in all these costs plus auction fees, transportation, financing fees, establishment fees, etc. and finally, lest we forget, their own profit! So rest assured that they're not selling these cars for anywhere near those prices!

 

Is that car still available? I'll take it as long as it's not red or yellow.

 

Give me a PM if anyone got one for that price!!

 

I really find this hard to believe.

 

Also, how do you guys get these auction numbers? Do you have to be a dealer or can private buyers somehow get ahold of them?

Thanks!

 

So far srt10viper has a total of 9 posts on this site and more than half of them are about how 996TT's are taking a nosedive.

 

Phoenix, you do have to be a licensed dealer to be registered with Manheim and be privy to this information.

 

WHATTTTTTTTTTTTT BULL**** These cars are so damm rare, how could there even be more then one example on there especially at that price, damm. Where are these cars located and how can i pick one up then LOL!

 

ya, cheapest GT3 ive seen was i belive just under 88k...they are still VERY expensive...