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Old Jun 20, 2011 | 04:54 PM
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Advice on Price.

I'm BAAAAACK lol...just asking for some help from the faithful here at 6speed.

Looking at a 2007 911s it's a private party sale and he was asking for a pretty high price compared to other 2007's but it's basically everything I am looking for and figured I would give him a market value offer. Hoping you guys can help me assess how much it is worth. I don't mind paying a bit more if the car is in super shape taken care of compared to some of these dealer cars.

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2007 C2s Warranty Just ended
7,000 Miles. Car is complete immaculate like it's never been driving. 1 owner.

2007 Porsche 911 Carrera S with Factory Aero Kit
Full Leather
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19" Turbo Wheels
Sport Chrono Package Plus
BOSE High End Sound Package
Leather Sport Seats
Leather Sport Steering Wheel
Carbon Package
Instrument Dials in Carrera White
Porsche Crest in Headrest
Fire Extinguisher
Heated Seats
Navigation
Self Dimming Mirrors
Floor Mats in Interior Color
Self Dimming Mirrors
Tubi Style Exhaust
H&R Trak+ Wheel Spacers
Febspeed Cold Air Intake
 
Old Jun 20, 2011 | 05:32 PM
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2007 C2s Warranty Just ended
7,000 Miles. Car is complete immaculate like it's never been driving. 1 owner.
and sounds like he didn't drive it in 4 years..

sounds like a nice car, tho

talking out of my a$$ here, but i would think about $55k or less.

based on the fact that i bought my 07 c2s cab CPO with full leather for $65k last feb when the car had 14k miles
 
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Low to mid 50s? A car equipped that way, I'd be most concerned that it's been tracked, especially given the mods. Get a DME scan. Very low milege also tends to translate to RMS issues be sure to inspect for seepage. Awesome equipment though, depending upon color.
 
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Tasty looking car. With private sale and no warranty, I'm thinking low $50s as an initial offer but could see the sale being done in the mid $50s.

As a basis for the above, my 2007 is not nearly as well-optioned, and had similar miles but came with CPO warranty. Paid $51 three months ago.

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Originally Posted by crazycarlitos
and sounds like he didn't drive it in 4 years..

sounds like a nice car, tho

talking out of my a$$ here, but i would think about $55k or less.

based on the fact that i bought my 07 c2s cab CPO with full leather for $65k last feb when the car had 14k miles
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Low to mid 50s? A car equipped that way, I'd be most concerned that it's been tracked, especially given the mods. Get a DME scan. Very low milege also tends to translate to RMS issues be sure to inspect for seepage. Awesome equipment though, depending upon color.
Talked to the guy on the phone for a bit. Definitely knows his cars. Bought this brand new optioned direct from factory. He doesn't drive it much because he has kids that are getting older and they usually take their family car so it's garaged. Been maintained at dealership with nothing major done.

Guy doesn't track it, asked him about that and of course will get a DME scan on it.

When I looked at KBB, Edmunds, and NADA they were all in the 63-64K range for this car optioned out with everything. So kind of wondering if I'm off on pricing.
 

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Old Jun 20, 2011 | 06:01 PM
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If that car is 50-55K, Ill take one for a back up car. That car at dealers around here would be 65-68K+ including CPO. Private low to mid 60's, maybe high 50's no lower. Prices around here are pretty firm and this car seems like a nice build. Like I said, find me a similar car for <55K and Ill buy it tomorrow......
 
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I have to disagree with the previous quotes. With that low mileage and those options I would think around $60K assuming clean PPI and DME. If you can get it for less than 60K, you're doing alright.
 
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Originally Posted by Michael_s
If that car is 50-55K, Ill take one for a back up car. That car at dealers around here would be 65-68K+ including CPO. Private low to mid 60's, maybe high 50's no lower. Prices around here are pretty firm and this car seems like a nice build. Like I said, find me a similar car for <55K and Ill buy it tomorrow......
This is what I am seeing right now when I am looking at all available cars and gong prices and what i am seeing for fair market value. Haven't seen much for a C2S this optioned out to be in the mid 50's range at all. I was figuring if I could get this car for around 64K or so I would be doing alright based on the given information and what all the KBB, etc have shown me to be market value for it.

EDIT: Just showed the car to my friend who is a dealer. Said 65K would be the most he would pay for that car at this time. Because of options and how clean it is & 1 owner.
 

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Old Jun 20, 2011 | 06:57 PM
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Sounds like a nice find. Are you looking at the additional cost of a warranty? IMO...the price you're considering should include a warranty. If it doesn't, research the cost and adjsut down accordingly. Some are comfortable with just a PPI pass, I wouldn't spend that coin without some coverage.
 
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Originally Posted by PSTT07
Sounds like a nice find. Are you looking at the additional cost of a warranty? IMO...the price you're considering should include a warranty. If it doesn't, research the cost and adjsut down accordingly. Some are comfortable with just a PPI pass, I wouldn't spend that coin without some coverage.
I wasn't including warranty in that pricing that I found everywhere because the pricing of course would be higher with CPO. I figured I would just put my money away for any work that needed to be done to it instead of a warranty.

He said the warranty just went out last month or so but with 7K miles I guess I could call a dealership and see if they would CPO it but not sure how much that runs.
 
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It's worth looking into CPO or aftermarket so you at least know the #'s. I hear various amounts from delears ranging from $2,500 and up. They will sometimes build in what they have to do to the car for the CPO, e.g. tires.


Anyway, again nice find. If I was going to buy an S it would have to be similarly optioned. Chrono, Aero Kit, Full Leather and Porsche Sports Exhaust.
 
Old Jun 20, 2011 | 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by PSTT07
It's worth looking into CPO or aftermarket so you at least know the #'s. I hear various amounts from delears ranging from $2,500 and up. They will sometimes build in what they have to do to the car for the CPO, e.g. tires.


Anyway, again nice find. If I was going to buy an S it would have to be similarly optioned. Chrono, Aero Kit, Full Leather and Porsche Sports Exhaust.
Thanks. Well lets see if we can even get close in pricing. He is treating this car like his baby so we will see if he goes for any of my offers and negotiation. I am thinking I would end up paying a bit more than my budget because it's everything I would have wanted. Even if it's not an 08 or so.
 
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You guys are crazy with you low 50's and mid 50's numbers, this is in the 60's easily, anything less would be a hell of a bargain in today's market. If this was a dealer's car with out CPO, would be mid 60's. CPO, and you are looking at mid to high 60's.
 
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Been right there with ya...IMO...when you find the ONE, go for it. All the options listed with the lower mileage is a very good find.
 
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Originally Posted by Ynot
You guys are crazy with you low 50's and mid 50's numbers, this is in the 60's easily, anything less would be a hell of a bargain in today's market. If this was a dealer's car with out CPO, would be mid 60's. CPO, and you are looking at mid to high 60's.
This is more in line with what I am finding after all the research I have done. I figured if I could get it in the lower mid 60's then I would be coming off pretty decent.
 

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