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Location: Los Angeles, CA
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2004 4S Cabrio ?
I have a friend of mine that is thinking about selling his 2004 4S Cabrio, & he's wondering what it's worth. Very clean, as it only has about 12,000 miles, Tiptronic, pretty much fully loaded, Speed Yellow, Aluminum interior trim, original owner, etc.
I'm guessing about $70k? 
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11-15-2007, 11:50 AM
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I think its a really tough sale at 70k these days. The 996's are not really my area of expertise but, being that its winter and there are plenty on the market even really low miles ones its tough sale. At 70k I think he's trying to get full retail value as a private seller which is never easy.
Good luck thats just my 2 cents
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11-20-2007, 07:53 AM
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Hi & thanks. He has officially listed it for sale @ $69k(an ad has been posted). Window sticker was over $108k with the options. Weather & time of year play a part, but here in So Cal, you can have great top down weather even in the winter
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11-20-2007, 12:06 PM
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The 996 is depreciating fast, fast, fast. Im gonna say mid 50s, Ive seen several 996 turbos in the low 60s now.
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