Fair price for this 2006 C4S Cab?
04-24-2008, 07:10 AM
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Fair price for this 2006 C4S Cab?
What is a fair purchase price for this 2006 C4S Cab? Thanks.
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04-24-2008, 08:55 AM
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What is a fair purchase price for this 2006 C4S Cab? Thanks.
http://inskip.porschedealer.com/preo...ntoryid=392198
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04-24-2008, 11:58 PM
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Mid 70s???? That is way too much imo. In nov of 06 I paid 81K for a 103K car with 5500 miles but mine is an S not a 4s. I still think that is too high. I was offered brand new c4s's for about 95k.
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04-25-2008, 02:37 AM
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I think mid 70s would be a very good price. I saw an 06 C2S cab with similar options go for 77k recently, lowered from 84k in January. Nice 05 C2S cabs can get high 60s, even with 20,000 miles. So a lower mileage 07 C4S should be worth mid to high 70s easily.
04-25-2008, 11:27 AM
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Bought an '06 C4S cab with 4200 miles for $82K in 2/08. Car had all of the additional equipment on this car (not alum gear shift , wheel spacers and a couple of the smaller items) and nav and pse and its sticker was $109K. My car was not CPO, but has 2 yrs of warranty left.
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04-26-2008, 02:22 AM
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i don't know-low 70's for a n 06 c4scab with 7000 miles and basically lightly equipt seems like a fairly reasonable price. i guess mid 60's would be better, but 70 is not crazy-it would depend on the car and if it looks and feek right. good luck with it
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Man, I'd like to shop where you guys shop - the numbers you toss around seem like a dream vs. what I see on KBB, dealer ads, trader ads, cars.com ads.
I see KBB has C4S cabs on the west coast at mid-80's with nav, full leather in exc shape.
If it were a car I liked I'd expect mid 80's would be not bad. I made an offer of 75k on an '06 C2S with 10k miles and was basically laughed out of the place for expecting to see it sell for under 80k on an asking price of 83k.
The cheapest 06 or 07 CS cabs (2 or 4) I've seen listed anywhere are in the high 70's - how do you guys figure mid/low 70's to high 60's.
Good luck with that or point me to some cars....
I see KBB has C4S cabs on the west coast at mid-80's with nav, full leather in exc shape.
If it were a car I liked I'd expect mid 80's would be not bad. I made an offer of 75k on an '06 C2S with 10k miles and was basically laughed out of the place for expecting to see it sell for under 80k on an asking price of 83k.
The cheapest 06 or 07 CS cabs (2 or 4) I've seen listed anywhere are in the high 70's - how do you guys figure mid/low 70's to high 60's.
Good luck with that or point me to some cars....
04-26-2008, 08:28 AM
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I agree. I just bought a 06 S Coupe CPO (til 8/12), 8500K, similar options for low mid 70's. I would think high 70's/low 80's for this CAB 4s would be great. I looked at a lot of cars, offered a lot of low ball offers and was ignored. Maybe I over paid for mine, but it was almost the way I would have ordered it if new so I'm happy and now I'm buying gas like Crack Cocaine!
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