What do you folks consider high mileage on a TT?
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02-12-2005 | 07:48 PM
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Originally posted by trojanman
Nice try. I see you're doing your part to raise our car values, eh?
Nice try. I see you're doing your part to raise our car values, eh?
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02-13-2005 | 11:41 PM
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Originally posted by collin996tt
Yes. If there's no offer in a week, the price goes up another 5k. This will reverse the trend if we ALL do it together.
Yes. If there's no offer in a week, the price goes up another 5k. This will reverse the trend if we ALL do it together.
The car was actually in awesome shape, save for the typical rock chips on the front bumper and hood.
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02-14-2005 | 01:05 AM
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Originally posted by trojanman
Medici,
what are the specs on your M3 - I could conceivably have an interest.
With respect to mileage - Porsche dealers won't warrant batteries on cars driven less than 7500 miles/year, so a 2001 should have at least 30,000 miles according to that rule.
Mine has 26K miles and a fresh Porsche battery
I'm really hot to move my car, so let's work something out!!
BTW, $79K is WAY too much for that car you're looking at. With that mileage, it should be about $67k-$69K.
Medici,
what are the specs on your M3 - I could conceivably have an interest.
With respect to mileage - Porsche dealers won't warrant batteries on cars driven less than 7500 miles/year, so a 2001 should have at least 30,000 miles according to that rule.
Mine has 26K miles and a fresh Porsche battery
I'm really hot to move my car, so let's work something out!!
BTW, $79K is WAY too much for that car you're looking at. With that mileage, it should be about $67k-$69K.
M3 for Turbo? Damn. I have a white 02 M3, black leather, sunroof, heated seats, power seats, etc, and some mods. How much more would you be looking for? I'm interested and I'm in the OC as well
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02-14-2005 | 01:48 AM
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Originally posted by medici78
Maybe these guys that showed me the P-Car heard you. They weren't budging an inch from their price even w/ 37k miles. lol
Maybe these guys that showed me the P-Car heard you. They weren't budging an inch from their price even w/ 37k miles. lol
Make it easy on yourself and buy my car
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02-14-2005 | 01:51 AM
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Originally posted by CruizinKO
M3 for Turbo? Damn. I have a white 02 M3, black leather, sunroof, heated seats, power seats, etc, and some mods. How much more would you be looking for? I'm interested and I'm in the OC as well
M3 for Turbo? Damn. I have a white 02 M3, black leather, sunroof, heated seats, power seats, etc, and some mods. How much more would you be looking for? I'm interested and I'm in the OC as well
1. Must be SMG
2. Prefer convertible
3. Prefer black, dark gray, or yellow exterior
4. VERY heavily optionized. I can't stand stripped down cars
5. Prefer '04 or newer due to known bearing/engine reliability problems
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02-14-2005 | 02:32 AM
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Originally posted by trojanman
If i were to get an M3, it'd have to meet some stringent criteria:
1. Must be SMG
2. Prefer convertible
3. Prefer black, dark gray, or yellow exterior
4. VERY heavily optionized. I can't stand stripped down cars
5. Prefer '04 or newer due to known bearing/engine reliability problems
If i were to get an M3, it'd have to meet some stringent criteria:
1. Must be SMG
2. Prefer convertible
3. Prefer black, dark gray, or yellow exterior
4. VERY heavily optionized. I can't stand stripped down cars
5. Prefer '04 or newer due to known bearing/engine reliability problems
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