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Low milage 964 - what's it worth?

OK so you don't have a magic wand, fair enough. Just the lucky ticket. Enjoy.
 
Re: 964

Bieldside said:
That car is at Hairpin garage
Why not phone and find out!
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I emailed... £40,000. Is a nice car, no doubt. Still, makes my new purchase feel like a good 'un. :)
 
Re: 964

Bieldside said:
That car is at Hairpin garage
Why not phone and find out!
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It wasn't that car but wondered if £40k was about right (from a dealer) depending on the service history (which is unknown at this point) but it's only had two owners and the latter one is reluctant to sell!
 
And on that bombshell...

**MOD edit - I've just deleted the spam post that was above Kimbo's post. :thumb:
 
Sold my car today

It's still gorgeous
Now has 36,700 on it and I feel a right chump selling it. I realised I wanted more of a "beater" and that may or may not be a Porsche but using this car car was worrying me: I have a treasure/summers day car (Pagoda) and didn't really want another - need something I can leave outside, throw a muddy 9 year old in after rugby and so on.

That said, it owed me nothing but was becoming an "investment" and so every mile felt like I was devaluing it. So I chatted with some of the usual suspects about SoR and then out of the blue, my neighbour with a 993 popped up and we agreed a price - about what I'd have got from a consignment sale but on the proviso I am on his Insurance for a while! Where he's going to keep them both is a mystery to me - and he has a family of 5 and a labrador so his S-Max is still going to be getting the use - but not my problem.

So many cars. So little time. So I can go shopping again!
 
Good to trace a car from values in 2013 to the present day :thumb:

Even more to see a 993 owner has seen the light and bought a 964 :floor:
Once you consider them an 'investment' attitudes change and that affects the enjoyment - the very reason I sold my low miles 993
 
A lot depends on your attitude, I suppose you could look at it as an investment but another way of looking at it would be as a non-depreciating car that will cost you nothing to run as maintenance costs are offset by value appreciation.
 
Zingari said:
Good to trace a car from values in 2013 to the present day :thumb:

Even more to see a 993 owner has seen the light and bought a 964 :floor:
Once you consider them an 'investment' attitudes change and that affects the enjoyment - the very reason I sold my low miles 993
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For how much did the 964 sell?
 
Mondrian said:
A lot depends on your attitude, I suppose you could look at it as an investment but another way of looking at it would be as a non-depreciating car that will cost you nothing to run as maintenance costs are offset by value appreciation.
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I went through all those permutations up to an including sticking in in dry storage for a couple of years and putting my Smart car back in use (wife will drive that). Indeed, it came to a sell or store decision: I can't get my head around treating a car purely as an investment - especially one in a less desirable option (Tip) - yet still using it even for highdays and holidays (I already have a Pagoda for those days). So it's "gone" - though still sitting on my drive - and I have had free motoring for 20 months and still have change to play with for a new toy

As for "value", if I had consigned it, someone would have likely been on here gobsmacked at a price north of £45k.
 
Dull Witch said:
Mondrian said:
A lot depends on your attitude, I suppose you could look at it as an investment but another way of looking at it would be as a non-depreciating car that will cost you nothing to run as maintenance costs are offset by value appreciation.
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I went through all those permutations up to an including sticking in in dry storage for a couple of years and putting my Smart car back in use (wife will drive that). Indeed, it came to a sell or store decision: I can't get my head around treating a car purely as an investment - especially one in a less desirable option (Tip) - yet still using it even for highdays and holidays (I already have a Pagoda for those days). So it's "gone" - though still sitting on my drive - and I have had free motoring for 20 months and still have change to play with for a new toy

As for "value", if I had consigned it, someone would have likely been on here gobsmacked at a price north of £45k.
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i was grinning when you bought it. blind faith. big pair. great result. now still grinning. nice little earner.
 
I can see the logic specially being a tip but I can't see a short term loss (1 yr) in good ones till they reach £60k, Adrian Crawford thinks good ones are safe to buy till they hit the big £100,000

There not not many good genuine low milers out there, not for sale anyway.
 
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