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Originally Posted by mikefocke
Of course all prices are local but I'd think in the Denver climate you would be lower. It is better to pay more for the right car with good maintenance history than one where you'll be putting the same money into it by the time all the repairs are done.
The 2003 example from Nashville has upgraded wheels and an aero kit plus a bigger engine, glass window roof, etc. To get the car you posted about originally to the level I'd demand before driving it could cost $3k. Brakes and tires and engine problems are kinda important.
By all means spend $200-300 on a PPI for the car you finally decide on after driving several.
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Denver runs high. Not a ton of inventory here. Last summer when I was Boxster shopping I was looking in CA because the price difference more than offsets plane ticket and the drive back home.