How much would a 996TT depreciate with 997tt release?
.... a man can dream, cant he?
#4
12-13-2005, 09:14 PM
996tt prices are firming up. Not going up firming up. Hard to buy GOOD examples of these cars for under 65K. Not the dogged out ones the good ones. Some may sell seeking new 997tt but once used inventory is soaked up should be real firm. How many people even the ones that have sold say they sold because they hated the car? Not too many if any. Great car, great value at just over half price of new.
#5
12-13-2005, 10:09 PM
i doubt that the price is firm at all... went to my local Porsche Dealership and they had like 3 used TT in stock... and this is just for winter... and with about 10-20 forsale on local autotrader... once the 997TT and GT3 and GT2 comes out i say down hill to about 50k-60k average is my guess for good examples...
#7
12-13-2005, 10:13 PM
Originally posted by oak
if the new pics of the new 997tt are what they will look like. I think the 996tt value has just increased. that thing is fugly.
if the new pics of the new 997tt are what they will look like. I think the 996tt value has just increased. that thing is fugly.
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12-13-2005, 11:07 PM
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#10
12-14-2005, 01:03 AM
Originally posted by ari
You have 3 cars on order?!
You have 3 cars on order?!
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#11
12-14-2005, 01:19 AM
Originally posted by 6088TTS
is this one of those Doubts??? YES I DO... if you don't believe me you can call Downtown Porsche and talk to Jonny Lorenz the phone # is 416-603-9988... and you are right the 997GT3RS is ordered upon availability for the Canadian Market only... thank you very much!
is this one of those Doubts??? YES I DO... if you don't believe me you can call Downtown Porsche and talk to Jonny Lorenz the phone # is 416-603-9988... and you are right the 997GT3RS is ordered upon availability for the Canadian Market only... thank you very much!
#13
12-14-2005, 06:35 AM
It just blows my mind to think that one of the worlds best sportscars may be able to be purchased for $60,000.
Who would have thought the new generation of tt drivers will be highschool kids.
Who would have thought the new generation of tt drivers will be highschool kids.
#14
12-14-2005, 11:20 AM
Originally posted by Livo69
It just blows my mind to think that one of the worlds best sportscars may be able to be purchased for $60,000.
Who would have thought the new generation of tt drivers will be highschool kids.
It just blows my mind to think that one of the worlds best sportscars may be able to be purchased for $60,000.
Who would have thought the new generation of tt drivers will be highschool kids.
#15
12-14-2005, 11:25 AM
If it continues to slide under $60k, I may trade my 996 cab for a TT. I doubt if 996 TT will slide much under $60K. I am still seeing low mi wo history arin the high 70's. Those in the low 60's tend to have higher mileage and are 01.