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How Much For 996 Turbo?

dilloncallum

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A friend of mine was so surpised by my 996 C4S that he has decided to look into purchasing a Porsche for himself.

He has a 1980s Aston and wants to buy a 'practical' supercar.

A mutula friend has a 2001 (X) 996 Turbo Tiptronic in Silver with Grey Leather. 28,000miles, one owner and full history.

How much should my friend offer - as it is a private sale?
Thanks
 
Take a look at Parkers for a rough guide.

But having been offered some 996s privately, including a C4, I have found that what the seller wants and what the market price is are some distance apart.

Manks
 

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