I am thinking about buying an '07 C4S (black/blacK) with:

Heated adaptive sport seats, self dimming mirrors, 19" sport design wheels, sport chrono package plus, Bose high end sound package, remote 6 disc CD changer, 5mm wheel spacers, stainless steel exhaust pipes, and clear bra.

About 5,000 miles on it, one owner car.

As an option, I can wait until spring... if that will save me a considerable amount.

 

Maybe 65k

 

I paid $55K for my loaded 06 C4S ($104K sticker) with 18K miles. $65K sounds good to me.

 

How big of a deal is no nav? Porsche says PCM is not wired for the nav and would cost way too much to retrofit. Would you buy it without a nav?

 

Locally there's a silver one with 5K miles asking 71 and change. I don't feel its worth a penny over 62K even with its CPO .

BTW -65K is near what members were paying LAST YEAR for an 07 C4S.

 

The fact that the car has low miles today isn't much of a justification for any higher price. At this point, if the car only has 5k miles on it, that's the owner's problem, not yours as it's a 2007 whether it has 5k miles or 20k miles. 2010 cars are arriving.

The lack of NAV is a factor. I think it's true that you cannot retrofit it for any reasonable price.

The 19" sport design wheels are not that well received - at least around these parts it seems.

Is this a dealer car or a private sale?

 

private party.

 

Retrofit Nav - $2.2K parts from suncoast, $500 labor.

 

BUY my 2006 Black/Black one owner C2S with 11K miles for $57K

 

No CPO ? This is a $60k car. A nice one too.

Hope you'll slap some snow tires on her up there in MN and wheel it.....

Fits your bag and two sticks, easily.

 

You can get a new silver c4s from maplewood for 80-82. New car, full warranty, it also has a nav unit... the new touchscreen one!

 

AlexM, you have a link to that car? I may be interested...

I fear that the '07 has sold while i was trying to make my decision.

 

Sent PM.

 

Good luck either way to get a great car for a great price.

No worry re NAV, you actually don't want an overpriced system in your car which will be a dinosaur within a year and remain embarrasingly obsolete ever after. I now opted for a $500 handheld one, which you can update by internet, carry from car to car, take on a trip to Europe or Hawaii and even use as you walk. And even that one is obsolete. What you already get for free on Blackberry or ipods will now evolving amazingly fast and clean up the market.

 

Do you no what the car sold for and how long it was on the market ? That may be a better indicator of what you should pay for the car you're looking for in today's market than anything else.