[blue2000s]

Originally Posted by KRZTACO

It's really all about finding ONE buyer. I posted on AutoTrade.com and cars.com (60 page reads) initially on the middle of September. In the end...you need to ask yourself, What is my unique selling proposition? This is pretty basic and general knowlege.

When you look at ALL the boxsters for sale, my car was the only one with tasteful aftermarket additions to the car. Rims, coli-over suspension, etc....there weren't any listed! I new that someone buying my car would be in thier 20's to early 30's looking for a Boxster already lowered, with some tastefull rims, and even exhaust. The price was fair at $25,900 net. Current 986 S's listed will probably sell anywhere from $22-$24 thousand. For an additional $1,900 the buyer will get: $4000 rims, $2,500 suspension, $600 exhaust, and $1000 litronics...all the added value really set this boxster apart.

Just my two cents.

KRZ

It's amazing how regional Boxster prices are and they seem to be below average in California of all places. The selling range for 2000-2002 S's in my area is $26-32k