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C4S prices | August 2017
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thesmithsUK
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BlackTurbo said:
3 of the 4 C4S's at RPM now sold!
Should have listened to all of you when you told me to get the blue C4S at Brookspeed. :frustrated:
It does look like all prices (apart from mine!) are heading upwards.
Debating whether its worth having another "discussion" with the wife now and trading up before they are all out of reach!
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It does look like all prices (apart from mine!) are heading upwards.
Debating whether its worth having another "discussion" with the wife now and trading up before they are all out of reach!
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A year ago, I was looking at similar mileage cars for circa 18K so there has been a shift. Demand always fuels supply and there is a lot more press out there about how prices are going up ...
On a related note. A friend has just been offered 37K by Porsche to buy back a Gen 2 997 that he bought from them for 32K - Now if that's not a clear sign ... :dont know:
On a related note. A friend has just been offered 37K by Porsche to buy back a Gen 2 997 that he bought from them for 32K - Now if that's not a clear sign ... :dont know:
This popped up not far from me, at the time it was listed at a price of £16950, with 130K on it I thought this was a keen price if it stacked up. I was just about to make contact and went back to the ad a day or so later to get the contact details and it's now listed at £26950.............. really for that kind of mileage and no mention of engine work, decided to give it a miss
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classif...onesearchad=Nearly New&onesearchad=New&page=1
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classif...onesearchad=Nearly New&onesearchad=New&page=1
IanG1 said:
That must be a typo? Then again to sell at 16,950 they must have got it for £12/13k which also seems very unlikely. Aren't castle well known for being high priced anyway?
As a relatively new c4s owner i'm taking all these values with a huge pinch of salt. As much as i love my car i would not be paying £25+ for a low miler tbh. I think the ones that do sell for that are from say rpm technik where you'd expect a warranty which you can rely on etc...
Fyi i paid £19k for my 100k mile c4s tip in may but has full hartech engine rebuild 20k ago. I've since spent £1.6k getting it up to standard and i'd still like a detail and a few other things doing so even though prices are rising you still need to add a few K on top of whatever you pay IMO. Be nice if mine did tip over £20k in value but even with the work i'm not sure there would be buyers out there for a 'high' miler.
I thought this represented good value despite the absence of PSE and the Savannah interior.
http://rpr626.co.uk/porsche-cars-fo...23996-2003-porsche-carrera-4s-6-speed-manual/
http://rpr626.co.uk/porsche-cars-fo...23996-2003-porsche-carrera-4s-6-speed-manual/
thesmithsUK
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thesmithsUK said:
All 4 of the examples at RPM now sold...
From what I can tell, investing in a C4S at the moment at say £18 - £20k with up to 100k miles covered should be a fairly safe bet so long as you're mechanically sound. All the wide body variants have stood the test of time very well and the 996 will be no different IMO. CAP values have pretty much gone up by around £500 in last 12 months but you can chuck the guide out the window if it's desirable spec/colour. Interesting to see private sellers advertising at pretty much same as trade in many cases. Owners will help to drive values up over time
thesmithsUK said:
I said this about 996T prices about 3 years ago...and *I* got the paddle or rebuke back then lol
uh: (or maybe it was one of my later posts lol)http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=93727&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=996t+prices&start=0
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