Value question in a 993
 

I just put for sale a white 95 993 cab tip for 59k$. Am I a mile out of line ? If so I need to correct it. It has 93k miles. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1490234303.JPG
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I'm not a fan of cabs, tips or red interiors so maybe you shouldn't listen to me but $59K is a bit high - by 10 or 15K at least. I own a '95 as well so I'm a little familiar with the 993...

Nice looking car though.

Yeah +1 above, my initial reaction was shock when i saw it posted yesterday.

I have a twin of that car - same color combo, cab and tip, with slightly lower mileage. When I saw your post, I thought it was a bit optimistic. I was rooting for you, but still think it's optimistic.

Look at some recent comps that actually sold. Deduct at least 10% for a Tip car over over a 6spd.
I think you could get mid $30s in this market if your car is super clean, documented, original paint, no leaks etc.

6spd Cab (probably sold around $40kish)
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6spd Cab
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6spd Cab
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Tip Cab
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way high in my opinion. I've just started looking for a 993 coupe and from what I've seen so far, I'd agree with above, mid 30s. A white 993S coupe tip was listed for that price after some price changes.

I moved it down 10k$. We will see. Maybe still high.

Who cares. It's always better to start high. ALWAYS

sorry its still to high, i love the color combo as my personal favored.

low USA $ 40's because the miles, not that's high miles, just the market.

Also list it on Rennlist.

Hang in and wait till summer time in Canada, good luck.

$35,000- $42,000. Depending how badly you want to sell it. Now if it were a 6-speed coupe, $50-$55 would be the price.