Here is what Kbb.com came up with for private party sale pricing for a 2004 Gt3 with roughly 34k miles

83k in excellent condition
78k for good condition
73k for fair condition

Im just wondering with the new 997 gt3's coming out, are these prices going to come down a bit more? Or do you think they are going to be stable for a couple of years??

Can you guys please look into your crystal ***** and tell me what you see in the future for the 996 gt3's.

thanks
Brandon

 

Brandon, my c. ball tells me its all about numbers. The 997 gt3 seems to be very hot and highly anticipated so if they build a lot of them( I don't know projected build numbers)it will eventually drive 996 gt3 prices down. But if they do not build a lot it might support the 996 prices.

Everybody said when the 430 came out, 360 prices would tank. Well, its very hard to get a 430 and they remain very expensive, out of reach for most. The current price for my 00 360 is very much on par with what I paid for it 2 years ago, which in the car world is a very good deal.
I think that might happen for a while with the gt3's, but unlikely for 2 years.

 

For Answering your question will be $75K, if the condition is good.

 

I would say closer to $70k if the car is clean.

 

agreed. I wonder how old mine will be with that many miles. I had it since 9/03 and now have 7800 miles...

 

I have been 996 GT3 shopping for about 2 months now. Only very low mileage 05's will sell in the $80's. Everything else is somewhere in the $70s, maybe even high $60's, for a high mileage (30k+) 04. I am sure some people are paying more on dealer lots, or for a specific car that has everything they want, but if you shop around online, you can find these prices.

 

I agree. 34,000 miles is a lot of miles on an '04. When I was looking a few months ago, the "average" '04s seemed to have around 12,000 miles and could be bought for low to mid $70s from a private party, a few thousand more from a dealer. With 34,000 miles, I doubt that they could get over $65,000 unless the car was immaculate and qualified as a CPO with an extended warranty.

 

30K plus miles......mid to low 70's.

 

Agreed, there were clean 04's with half the mileage for upper 70's!

 

For some reason, GT3's pricing is very sensitive to milage. Funny...because we're talking about a 911 here.

Color also plays a big role.

 

I have noticed mileage plays a big role on pricing. It seems as if 78k can get you a gt3 with like 8k miles on it.

Besides a bad 1st and 2cnd gear synchro with the tendancy of popping out of gear. What else should I be looking for when it comes to potential problems with a higher mileage gt3?

thanks for the responses

 

30k miles- 70k or high 60k for a ragged out track car..

 

Man, I agree with Luis on this one.. $70K without alot of track time..

 

Where the hell are you guys seeing GT3's on average in the high 70's. I thought I had seen every GT3 in the country and prices are probably 6-8K higher than what you guys are talking about.

Is there another source outside cars.com, dupont reg., 6spd.com etc....

I'd love to get exposed to some cheaper private party cars. TIA

 

I see them on rennlist etc. Prices in the West coast (and here in AZ) seem to be higher than in the East coast.