2007 997 Turbo Values?
I'm looking for my next car. I'm trying to find a private owner manual car with good options. What should I expect to spend? Would it be better to wait until January? Is anyone holding out right now that has something I would like to purchase hilarious ??
So the requirements would be: -6 Speed Manual -No black -Good options (i.e. sport chrono, full leather) -Aftermarket stuff is fine |
Definitely better to purchase in winter price wise. I think asking prices have gone up since I purchased mine early spring.
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I recall the range being around 85k-95k when I purchased a 2007 a couple months ago. I wouldn't worry about timing as much as getting the right car. Another thing to consider is that 07's are running out of factory warranty so you will either need to act fast or get an 08 if you want the factory warranty.
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My gut feeling is that it won't be long before we'll see these settle in the mid 60's.
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I didn't notice a drop in price when I purchased mine last winter (I was looking at them for about 3 months). I was thinking the same thing, but I guess since people shop inventories over the whole country for best deals the cold doesn't effect sales as much. Snow up north doesn't put much of a damper on sales if someone is transporting it to Florida or Texas for example.
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The 991 is right around the corner, you'll see people start to sell their 997's as they prepare to upgrade to the new car. You'll see a bunch more when the 997 owners decide they don't like what their local dealership is willing to give them on trade.
I'd wait... probably be some deals out there. Unless the 991 is a dog, then you lose. lol |
Originally Posted by 911-AL
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My gut feeling is that it won't be long before we'll see these settle in the mid 60's.
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also factor in the potential for the 997.1 to become the 'Supra' of the Porsche world when it comes to mods with ability to handle lots of power on stock internals. It may keep the price from falling too far. Granted they may have produced plenty for this to be less of a potential down the road.
I figure 50-55% of base price would be a good estimate after 5 years. |
+1 gmoney
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Originally Posted by 911-AL
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My gut feeling is that it won't be long before we'll see these settle in the mid 60's.
It is also possible that we all underestimated the 996 TT's and there value might actually be going higher than 997 TT's hilarious |
Originally Posted by quick
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With 02-03 996 TT X50's asking prices of low 60's and 996 TT-S asking prices of high 60's/low 70's, it would be a while before you see 997 TT's in 60's...
It is also possible that we all underestimated the 996 TT's and there value might actually be going higher than 997 TT's hilarious |
Originally Posted by jrohlf
(Post 3272240)
I recall the range being around 85k-95k when I purchased a 2007 a couple months ago. I wouldn't worry about timing as much as getting the right car. Another thing to consider is that 07's are running out of factory warranty so you will either need to act fast or get an 08 if you want the factory warranty.
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Originally Posted by 911-AL
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My gut feeling is that it won't be long before we'll see these settle in the mid 60's.
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I have. 2007 tt looking to sell. Go to Tarrytownhonda.com. It's my car
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Originally Posted by wht997tt
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I have. 2007 tt looking to sell. Go to Tarrytownhonda.com. It's my car
Nice car and GLWS |
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