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There are so many of these around, IMHO I see no reason to pay a premium for a '97, which as others have mentioned has all the short comings and none of the updates. And $11k is too much.
It's a Boxster; it will never be collectable, so low miles don't really count for much. Maintenance will cost the same no matter the miles. The dealer wanting $20k for an '04S is dreaming! Offer these guys $7.5k and keep the rest for maint and upgrades! (after a PPI!) Cars for Sale: 1997 Porsche Boxster in Carrollton, TX 75006: Convertible Details - 317563995 - AutoTrader.com |
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Thanks Snowman!
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Bruce.....if you like the 99 2.5's performance with low miles and about the same $ you would pay for the 97, you should consider this one?????
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I looked at this 2004 with a 2.7L and it had obviously spent time outside, plus lots of scratches and just under 58K for $17,250 is what they said when I went to look at it. Here's a 2000, 77K, S model for $15,500. It's also listed on eBay. This one isn't too bad, a 2001 60K, 2.7L for $13,900. It's been sitting there for a while so could be talked down. This is the 2004 that I mentioned earlier, 71K, S model for $20,895. Here's a nice low mileage 2002 but they want $21,333! I could go on, but prices seem to be high compared to what you guys are saying. Yes, you can negotiate and knock some off, but not that much! |
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I am still considering yours. Really like it, just not sure if I want the Tiptronic. Still debating. Bruce |
My guess is that for the better prices, you need to steer clear of dealers and work with private parties. It's also better as you increase your chance of getting some history to go with the car.
Like this: 2002 Porsche Boxster Convertible Low Miles REDUCED Good luck! |
READ MY THREAD ABOUT MY 97 MAINTENANCE COSTS!
http://986forum.com/forums/performance-technical-chat/35985-maintenance-over-past-year-ooch.html If I had to buy another one I would go for a newer one just so I could get a nicer interior. Sure its the same design but the latter models seem to be a lot nicer. Given both of those things I would choose a 97 thats been very well maintained then a 2000(given the 2000 cost penalty) |
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Thanks Bruce....I didnt realize you were so far away! Good Luck with the shopping!
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That 2004 S looks good to me. Updated interior with a glovebox, a glass window top, 3.2 motor, triple black. That's the car I SHOULD have waited on and purchased!
All the pricing is inflated. Show up and drive it and tell them to stop smoking pot and offer you a reasonable price. I will say that I think the prices will drop like a rock at the end of the year. We are in for a double-dip recession. |
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I just sent an e-mail to the owner of this one for more information. A 2001 with about 80K. |
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