value with under 20k miles?

[leftfootbrake]

Hey guys im just wondering if a car generally sells for $85k with avg miles of 75,000 how much more would the same car be worth if it had 20k miles. assuming all original of course.

[Mehoff]

100% car dependent; worthless to make a guess until you say what car.

But since I like puzzles, I'll play. Based on the no-info, I'll guess you have one of three cars:

Longhood E: would pop over $100k w/ under 20k miles in expected condition
RS America: too many variables, but could make it over $100-110k assuming no track, no mods
993 C4S: probably add another $10k


Anyone else want to take a guess??

[gearby]

Truly depends on what car were talking about. A long hood with less than 20K would fetch a lot more than a 100K. Any longhood with less than 20K is gonna clear a 100k easy. That is of course if the mileage is documented. There's a lot of rip-offs and scams out there.

[gearby]

Because the odometers roll over at a hundred thousand on the early cars a lot of people get fooled into thinking the car has low mileage. If that were the case my 103,000 mile 1972 would only have 3,000 miles on it and I'd be rich. There's a lot of BS claims out there by people.

[karguy]

I've seen cars with less than 5K original miles that were left in damp storage or outside and were trashed. Condition Condition Condition.

[leftfootbrake]

nothing very rare.

1987 930 turbo 18k miles. all original. looks like its 18k miles. some sort of factory grey color perhaps granite green metallic or slate grey?. isnt it true less than 20% of porsches a type of grey?


I seen '87s go for $85kish with normal miles. what would this range be? ball park?

much appreciated guys i know its just a little bit of info