Why aren't you buying this?
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Priced too high. That's what it hasn't sold. Supply and demand.....
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I follow the "20-year old sports car" market pretty closely since that is what I am interested in. My take is that these cars (but also other marques) are sort of occupying a "middle ground" right now between useable and collectible, but are trending towards collectible. But with that said, the "collector" quality examples are still commanding good premiums (see the recent $400k plus 996 gt2 sale). Because the dudes buying those low mile cars to store as museum pieces don't flinch at interest rates or macro economic conditions. But any kind of "driver" example is getting battered right now because many people who would normally buy these to drive them often finance at least a part of the purchase price, and right now that doesn't feel palatable to most of those buyers! That's my take at least. On the plus side, cars like this (clean, super cool/rare color, limited production numbers for the model, etc...) are definitely going up in price, so I say buy the dip and enjoy the cars with some miles and then you won't loose any money! I would buy this if I were in the market right now for a 6-3, no question.
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Indiana Jones (04-22-2024)
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I am sure it does not help that the car is located in Buffalo, MN. Certainly not a plus. Also, with almost 50K miles on the clock the price seems a little on the high side.
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Once someone gives me $50k for my 996.1 I will buy it... but nobody has sooo I can’t yet lol
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XavierLaFlamme (04-21-2024)
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