As further evidence that 6-speed pricing ideas are not reflective of the market, witness a purchase as submitted by the purchaser to December 2008 Excellence Magazine: 2003 Turbo, 27K, X-50 + FVD tune, nearly perfect condition paid $73,700. Their opinion is 2003 Turbo worth between $59,800 & $68,000 with an excellent example bringing $91,500. They said the purchaser got a "great price" considering the cars condition. IMO there's no way even a showroom-floor 2003 would bring 90 grand but when the right car meets the right buyer, a correct price results. In the past week, 2 local to NY-metro area 996 Turbos that Dr. Bill was looking at have sold, and they were both sub-30,000 mile cars.

 

Hmm! I've got a silver 01 that I bought a year ago with 11,000 miles but now has 20,000 unmolested, everything stock. I'm into detailing so the car is immaculate, mabe we can work out a deal. I just have a real soft spot for red porsches. If nothing else this is a bump!

 

I remember when this car was new! All parts are top notch!
Such an immaculate car! Something about red turbo's make them look incredible!

 

Thanks and nice to know. It drew a crowd at the Tesla event today. They were bragging how fast their electric car is, and it is, but I asked if they wanted to race for pinks. The car's on eBay as of tomorrow and might have to go into winter hibernation if it doesn't sell in the next month, b/c my wife wants her garage spot back before it snows

 

Yeah right. Why don't you try straight up. Look at you own posts.Either put it up for sale for real or quit wasting our time. Your potential buyers are not really interested in your personal justifications. You are putting so much BS out it is getting foggy.

 

Sorry forgot to ask if you followed through on the ebay posting. I am sure you did. Would you please share it with us?