I'm getting sales flyers from Porsche of Edmonton. No doubt from inquiring about a 2005 996 C4S.Highlights:Macan S $1,199 monthCayenne. $1,299 monthTaycan 4S $1,699 month
Quote from: OliverD on February 27, 2021, 01:39:30 pmThis seems a bit bizarre to me.This '07 C2S sold on BaT for $37k in 2018:Yesterday it sold for $121k:So what you are saying is I should sell all my investments, buy and old 911, and turn it into an off road vehicle and I should double my money in 2 years.
This seems a bit bizarre to me.This '07 C2S sold on BaT for $37k in 2018:Yesterday it sold for $121k:
I am actually really digging this one. I'd have to swap out the god awful wood trim on the inside but I love the exterior color and the rims. Has the right transmission. Not a horrible price either, looks fairly clean.https://www.autohebdo.net/a/Porsche/911/Montr%C3%83%C2%A9al/QC/5_50941960_20190528143100417/?loc=H4S1T4&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIi4memcDG7wIVBnmGCh07WQAlEAEYASAJEgI8yvD_BwE
Almost a brown wagon... looks great & optioned quite well. These are quite reliable as far as I remember.
Quote from: HeliDriver on February 28, 2021, 09:35:37 pmQuote from: OliverD on February 28, 2021, 09:13:37 pmIt's interesting that nice early Caymans are around $40k and you can get a newer one (like a 2016) for only $10k more.Naturally aspirated six, and that sweet hydraulic steering? I can see why people still want the older ones. Having said that, the new ones do look much, much better.I think there was a year or two with the new body, but still the old engine? Electric steering, not hydraulic, but from what I’ve read it’s still decent. I wonder what those are going for? That might be the sweet spot for me. V8 all day...Though you could get a stick with the manual
Quote from: OliverD on February 28, 2021, 09:13:37 pmIt's interesting that nice early Caymans are around $40k and you can get a newer one (like a 2016) for only $10k more.Naturally aspirated six, and that sweet hydraulic steering? I can see why people still want the older ones. Having said that, the new ones do look much, much better.I think there was a year or two with the new body, but still the old engine? Electric steering, not hydraulic, but from what I’ve read it’s still decent. I wonder what those are going for? That might be the sweet spot for me.
It's interesting that nice early Caymans are around $40k and you can get a newer one (like a 2016) for only $10k more.
Love this so much...exactly how I'd spec mine.Really must resist! https://www.autotrader.ca/a/porsche/panamera/north%20york/ontario/5_51145063_on20071217113316750/?showcpo=ShowCpo&ncse=no&showVs=1&ursrc=mb&orup=1_2_2&pc=N0R%201G0&sprx=-2
Quote from: rrocket on April 04, 2021, 06:28:12 amLove this so much...exactly how I'd spec mine.Really must resist! https://www.autotrader.ca/a/porsche/panamera/north%20york/ontario/5_51145063_on20071217113316750/?showcpo=ShowCpo&ncse=no&showVs=1&ursrc=mb&orup=1_2_2&pc=N0R%201G0&sprx=-2Holy depreciation! I had no idea they dropped in value like that, what would an equivalent 911 be worth, I'm guessing WAY higher? That's a beautiful spec that still looks like a million bucks, but I have no idea about reliability so I think I'd need to be comfortable with having an additional $10k+ in a "just in case" fund.
Well, more inventory is hitting the market, but asking prices continue to be high. I even noticed some newer high end stuff at Grimsby Chrysler This is definitely not a great year to be buying a used Porsche...
Quote from: Hannibalsmith on April 28, 2021, 07:07:59 amWell, more inventory is hitting the market, but asking prices continue to be high. I even noticed some newer high end stuff at Grimsby Chrysler This is definitely not a great year to be buying a used Porsche...Nope, everything is at least $10k more than last year... maybe next summer Sent from my SM-G970W using Tapatalk
