I logged on to try and see some values on the higher mileage cars , and quickly see that there are more people in my same boat , selling their turbo car and missing it !
I say this due to the fact that i sold my 911 a while back and have been missing it ever since. Really do not need it , but have been wanting to make another purchase .
Can anyone give me an idea of the real value of a higher mileage car?
2009 6speed , black/black looks to be in good condition but has 70k miles on the clock. Nada value shows awfully low although I know that generally NADA is not a good source for the value of these cars it still catches my eye.
Has anyone seen a sale or no sale with this type of mileage ? Want to make an offer on the car , but want to be fair to both parties .
The 70ks , will not creep up terribly for me , just do to the fact that i will put 1000 to 1500 miles a year on it .

 

I saw a 997.1, not sure of the year, with 200000+ miles on it sell for around $37,000 on eBay.

I was astonished that it went that high, and I don't remember the exact figures except that it was over 200000 miles and somewhere in the mid/upper $30's.

That was within the last year.

 

Just saw one with 95k miles for $49k or less.

 

Year?

 

2007 911 Turbo 6 Speed. Navigation. Power Sunroof. Dual Power Heated Leather Seats. Bose Surround Sound System. 19 Forged Turbo Wheels with Matching Michelin Pilot Super Sport Tires. Carbon Door Sills and Dash Accents. Suede Headliner. Power Rear Spoiler. 2 Master Keys and Owner's Manuals. Carfax Report Shows Free of any Accidents.
Read more at https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...7XsYDy0rbAF.99

 

^^Although that's not atlas gray as advertised. More like meteor

 

In regular car sales, high mileage vehicles are sold for significantly less than KBB values because they're exponentially more difficult to sell. In Porsche buyers eyes, high mileage Porsches sell for a significantly higher premium over KBB than what a low mileage example may command. Seems completely *** backwards.