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Location: Vasteras, Sweden/Pompano Beach, FL
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997 prices?
Hi guys,
I'm considering upgrading my semi-daily driver, my 1986 911 Carrera Cab, to a 2005 997 to use as a daily driver. It doesn't have to be a convertible, but wouldn't hurt. The question is how much I should pay for one with resonable low miles (less than maybe 60000), ok equipped, and in good condition? Pricing seem to bee all over, seen them from 35k-60k. So, how much should I pay to get a reasonable good car? Thanks, Johan
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10-20-2010, 11:02 AM
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I'll guess no more than low $40s.. one challenge it seems is that everyone recommends buying either CPO (and at 2005, its at the end of being CPO able I would think) or an aftermarket warranty (which likely costs $3-4K).
The cheapest Porsche to own is not necessarily the cheapest Porsche to buy.  Take you time here, or rennlist or even the 6speedonline forums to learn about whats good and bad about the 997 in general and the early cars (2005) in particular.
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10-20-2010, 01:49 PM
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It appears around $50,000 gets a good car.....
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