Prices up!

[Nick Triesch]

Both Hagerty and NADA prices are up for classic Porsche cars. NADA for example now shows for an 85 911 coupe for example....Lo retail,$22,200, average retail, $26,500, and hi retail, $46,000. Hagerty shows higher.

[Matt Monson]

But winter is coming. The bubble will burst. /PML

[blau911]

What prices does Haggerty show for 85 Targas?

[ClassyCarrera]

Originally Posted by Matt Monson

But winter is coming. The bubble will burst. /PML

I beg to differ!

[Nick Triesch]

Winter is coming? That means I will have to wait to get a Cayman!!! Dang!

[Nick Triesch]

Nada shows higher for the 85 Targa lo and average but lower for the hi retail. My credit union used the NADA guide when I bought my car.

[christiandk]

Originally Posted by Matt Monson

But winter is coming. The bubble will burst. /PML

What planet are you living on, Matt?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-marketplace-discussion/800800-spring-supply-cars-sale-will-increase.html

[Matt Monson]

Christian, I'm living on the planet where PML flip flopped his story more often than the coin used to decide kick off to a futbol match.
Whatever was being claimed around here he would take the other side.

[shlobeck]

[QUOTE=Matt Monson;8250146]But winter is coming. The bubble will burst. /PML[/QUOTE

Oh I guess Porsche is going to start it's production of 74-89 short-hood 911/930s this winter? Or is it 993s? It's a simple supply and demand equation for air-cooled p-cars. Prices aren't going anywhere, they might even out for a while but will never drop. A large and large segment of the car enthusiast public are understanding virtues these cars are.

[SilberUrS6]

Originally Posted by shlobeck

Oh I guess Porsche is going to start it's production of 74-89 short-hood 911/930s this winter? Or is it 993s? It's a simple supply and demand equation for air-cooled p-cars. Prices aren't going anywhere, they might even out for a while but will never drop. A large and large segment of the car enthusiast public are understanding virtues these cars are.

You didn't get the inside joke, which is fine, because you're new around here.

For a little bit of enlightenment as to why it was a joke, look up any of the posts made by the poster "PushingMyLuck". Then you'll see why the comment was meant not to be taken seriously.

[Matt Monson]

It also seems we have no Game of Thrones fans around here either...

[SilberUrS6]

Originally Posted by Matt Monson

It also seems we have no Game of Thrones fans around here either...

Books, or TV?

[techweenie]

The price guides are 'trailing indicators.'

But I'm also seeing prices staying high, if not drifting higher in the short term.

[carrera turbo]

thinking of selling my 930 and not sure how to value my car. the prices seem to be up according to Nada etc. I find myself playing with the older Porsche's and my 930 just sits around.

Cheers

[SilberUrS6]

Originally Posted by carrera turbo

thinking of selling my 930 and not sure how to value my car. the prices seem to be up according to Nada etc. I find myself playing with the older Porsche's and my 930 just sits around.

Cheers

Anywhere from nothing to $200k.

Without any information about the car, it's very hard to even guess.

[NYNick]

Originally Posted by Matt Monson

It also seems we have no Game of Thrones fans around here either...

Khaleesi can drive my stick shift anytime.

[NYNick]

Oh, and prices are going up?
Gee, that's a news flash. Where have I been?

[mattC2993]

Originally Posted by NYNick

Oh, and prices are going up?
Gee, that's a news flash. Where have I been?

This is why I check the new posts every day

[Nick Triesch]

I wonder how long it will be before the airheads cash in their cars? As prices go up they will not see a 911 but they will see cash.. I see it all the time with the people at work. They get a 401k and after they have a few grand in it they borrow from it and buy new iphones and sunglasses and stuff like that. Will be a lot of sold cars soon. And a lot of the former 911 owners will go over to the Honda Civic forums. Can't wait!

[Matt Monson]

I wonder how long it will be before the airheads cash in their cars? As prices go up they will not see a 911 but they will see cash.. I see it all the time with the people at work. They get a 401k and after they have a few grand in it they borrow from it and buy new iphones and sunglasses and stuff like that. Will be a lot of sold cars soon. And a lot of the former 911 owners will go over to the Honda Civic forums. Can't wait!

Nah. They will be on the Integra and WRX/STi boards.