What should I expect to pay for C2, 2005 911 997?
What should I expect to pay for C2, 2005 911 997?
Looking for one with basic options, low miles. Preferebly under 35k miles.
1 owner car, etc.
What do you think I can get one for in Northern California?
No pref for color. Although Silver is a favorite...
1 owner car, etc.
What do you think I can get one for in Northern California?
No pref for color. Although Silver is a favorite...
WIZO on the board just sold a pristine 997 S launch with miles in the upper 20's for low 60's. It had a GT3 front, Champion wheels, PCCB, full leather, lowered, and many other cool options. PM him if you want a nice car for cheap. BTW it is black
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback. I think this confirms my research. That's basically 57k-63k is what I'm finding.
I'm trying to find a completely stock vehicle. But thanks for the suggestions/referral! Will keep you posted on my findings.
Thanks again,
JF
I'm trying to find a completely stock vehicle. But thanks for the suggestions/referral! Will keep you posted on my findings.
Thanks again,
JF
My old 997S is at Carlsen... 05 launch car, 35K miles i think
you can get that for less than 60K, CPO ... all options..
call Gary Quibelan..at Carlsen Porsche..tell him, Alex from 6speed the caraholic referred you..LOLOL
hopefully it;s still there
you can get that for less than 60K, CPO ... all options..

call Gary Quibelan..at Carlsen Porsche..tell him, Alex from 6speed the caraholic referred you..LOLOL
hopefully it;s still there
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I was looking at this in September. At that time, I'd say a low miles (<20K) '05 would run $58K, and a couple of grand more if CPO'd. That assumes a normally equipped C2 with a sticker around $80k. Similar '06 would be about $5k more for either figure. S model add about $5k.
Options do alter the value, but the resale value on the options is very poor. Purchasers in the used market are generally unwilling to shell out serious money for Porsche's overpriced options.
FWIW, I bought an '06 (about 15 months old) with less than 10K miles. Felt like a new car at much nicer price.
Options do alter the value, but the resale value on the options is very poor. Purchasers in the used market are generally unwilling to shell out serious money for Porsche's overpriced options.
FWIW, I bought an '06 (about 15 months old) with less than 10K miles. Felt like a new car at much nicer price.
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