What do you guys think a reasonable offer would be on this. I talked to the salesmen over the phone. I told him my research shows 67K-72K. His response was basically don't waist my time. I think the market for these is changing, new model 2017, economy slowing, and uncertainty in an election year.
Should I pass or play.

Thanks in advance,

Bob

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election year...really??
i think new model more like 2018...they just refreshed in 2015

 

The 991 GTS won't sell for much less than 100k
Your expectations are more in line for a 997 GTS

Opps, please disregard. ..my comment was with regards to the 911 GTS


[QUOTE=skyhopsing;4475447]What do you guys think a reasonable offer would be on this. I talked to the salesmen over the phone. I told him my research shows 67K-72K. His response was basically don't waist my time. I think the market for these is changing, new model 2017, economy slowing, and uncertainty in an election year.
Should I pass or play.

Thanks in advance,

Bob

 

Make them an offer at $10k lower than the asking price. If it continues to sit, they'll be forced to drop the price or take your offer. Time is on your side.

 

I actually think it's pretty reasonably priced, but that's coming from a 14 GTS owner who wouldn't sell for much less than that.

 

I don't think the election will effect a GTS resale value or any car's resale value for that matter.

 

This "great buy" has 20k miles asking $67
Since you're already at 72k, Offer 75 k max. Take it or leave it.
That would still be a good buy for you

 

Can't speak to the price - haven't been following GTS prices - but there is an option difference between the two. The one in Florida has the sport seats (18-way) which are both heated AND ventilated. The one in NC has the comfort 4-way adjustable seats, with no ventilation.