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Stl-986 · 06-28-2021, 01:24 PM

base, options, history, pictures, etc?

Right now, $8k is easy to get. Just depends on the buyer. For a base I think (my opinion) anything over $10k is way over priced regardless of miles/condition. Once you get into that range it isn't far from a 996. Question is, how fast do you want to sell it? I have seen people price their cars to the point where they will sit on them for months/year or more cause they think it's worth too much.

Keep in mind 2600 miles per year avg isn't necessarily a good thing for a Porsche. Many variables here but that few of miles could put some off.

One thing you can do is take it by Carmax and have them give you a price for them to buy it, then add 30%-50% to get a realistic retail price to sell on your own. Dont be insulted by what they offer, you are just doing it to get a ballpark.

06-28-2021, 01:24 PM	#2
Stl-986 Registered User Join Date: May 2017 Posts: 1,182	base, options, history, pictures, etc? Right now, $8k is easy to get. Just depends on the buyer. For a base I think (my opinion) anything over $10k is way over priced regardless of miles/condition. Once you get into that range it isn't far from a 996. Question is, how fast do you want to sell it? I have seen people price their cars to the point where they will sit on them for months/year or more cause they think it's worth too much. Keep in mind 2600 miles per year avg isn't necessarily a good thing for a Porsche. Many variables here but that few of miles could put some off. One thing you can do is take it by Carmax and have them give you a price for them to buy it, then add 30%-50% to get a realistic retail price to sell on your own. Dont be insulted by what they offer, you are just doing it to get a ballpark. __________________ 2000 Boxster Tiptronic 2003 Boxster 2003 996 C2 Cab 2002 996 (SOLD) 1986 944 (gone but missed)