Fair retail price for 2002 996TT 15k miles?
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Originally Posted by iLLM3
I had a feeling from your last post that's what you were referring too, but didnt want to be blunt/up front and say it, well that was until this post!
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Buyers of these cars are looking for 1-2 owner cars with less than 15K miles. No matter how old. Anything above that and the price plummets quickly.
As durable as thase cars are, maybe that's not fair. But it is reality. Most peple aren't willing to sacrifice high mileage for the lowest possible price when buying their dream car.
As durable as thase cars are, maybe that's not fair. But it is reality. Most peple aren't willing to sacrifice high mileage for the lowest possible price when buying their dream car.
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Originally Posted by ari
Buyers of these cars are looking for 1-2 owner cars with less than 15K miles. No matter how old. Anything above that and the price plummets quickly.
As durable as thase cars are, maybe that's not fair. But it is reality. Most peple aren't willing to sacrifice high mileage for the lowest possible price when buying their dream car.
As durable as thase cars are, maybe that's not fair. But it is reality. Most peple aren't willing to sacrifice high mileage for the lowest possible price when buying their dream car.
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Originally Posted by acs-3
dgray996, this car is pretty much the same as you mentioned; 2002 996TT, 15K miles, no nav: $68K:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002-...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002-...QQcmdZViewItem
Rep point for you this post was great answer to my question.
Last edited by dgray996; Dec 16, 2006 at 08:59 AM.
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Originally Posted by Zippy
With the US$ tanking relative to the Euro, will this help support pricing in U$ term for the used car market? 997TT pricing has to be edging up to compensate for the strong Euro.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...d=awE8a9MRPCOo
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