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Old 05-07-2013, 04:07 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by pothole View Post
Adjust your 1997 $120,000 for inflation and you will of course find that the 991T is much, much cheaper in real terms.
Of course. And when I was lucky enough to buy my Turbo in 2009 I gladly paid just over 50% of its original value. That's very nice retention for a car that had about 32,000 miles and was 12 years old.

Now can a 991 Turbo retain that much value in +12 years? Probably not likely, since the 996 (not even close!) and the 997 have not been able to.
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