The price at the end of the day is immaterial, to an extent. It all depends how much the prospective buyer is prepared to part with their cash. The market dictates the price. The more sort after the marque the more likely the prices will rise! If the car is over priced it won't sell. Well, not to an enthusiast anyway. Everything has a price, depending on how much it is wanted. Irrespective of the mileage, you have to consider the whole car condition as well. If this particular car had been meticulously maintained, no panel damage, pristine interior, its had a full engine re-build, why should it not sell. Surely it should now go on for another 160k. After all we keep saying how good the 964 is, don't we [&:]
