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rumatt 07-30-2018 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by clyde (Post 534221)
Yeah, but it also comes with a non-fucked up rear window, so, you know.

I wrote that joke 3 different ways, then decided I couldn't go that to JST. :lol:

I don't see doing that upgrade. Too close... Particularly since Josh was thinking about dumping the car altogether.

ZBB 07-30-2018 08:50 PM

Nice. Good luck on the sale

Interesting when I bought my Boxster S, the only one I looked at was stick and full leather (in a special order color too...). Found it literally on the second day of looking, and it was only 120 miles away.

For selling it, it was roughly the same age (an ‘08 sold in ‘13, so 7 year old car), and I got exactly what you are asking for yours (although mine had fewer miles — around 44k)

I know you’ve decided it’s time to move on. But you will miss this car. I still miss mine 5 years later. Great memories.

Alan 07-30-2018 09:02 PM

Your ad looks great though I would add in there no accidents and original paint ... if it is ...

FC 07-30-2018 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by rumatt (Post 534226)
I don't see doing that upgrade. Too close... Particularly since Josh was thinking about dumping the car altogether.

:+1

equ 07-30-2018 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by JST (Post 534212)
Ha, yes on mileage. Plus it's pretty hard for me to get a solid bead on value for my car, but I'm guessing 23 or 24 is the best I could do. I'd love to have the 987.2 and the DFI engine, but it's hard for me to justify a c. 6-7K delta to get it.

I like the yellow, actually, though I will confess I like blue more. :)

Honestly, I'd say this would be completely worth it. It's not just the peace of mind, the engine is essentially the same from 2009 to 2016, that says something about how good it turned out. Revvy and fun...

John V 07-31-2018 07:56 AM

AF, it has no accidents in its history but I'm fairly certain the front bumper was repainted before I bought it. It was completely devoid of stone chips and it hadn't had a clear bra on it. Other than that as far as I can tell it's an original paint car.

rumatt 07-31-2018 12:16 PM

John, I would have thought your car was worth more than 30k. Is that because I'm used to looking at Caymans and they held a higher value?

rumatt 07-31-2018 12:29 PM

Also, before you sell, do a road trip to New York so we can swap cars and compare them back to back. :D

John V 07-31-2018 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by rumatt (Post 534262)
John, I would have thought your car was worth more than 30k. Is that because I'm used to looking at Caymans and they held a higher value?

It is really hard to tell what these things are worth. KBB said it was worth 22k-24k. That seems low, and I wouldn't sell it for that. I could not find anything remotely comparable on any of the major private sale forums. Maybe BaT is the right answer here, but I'm simply not in a position where I can be sitting all day responding to asinine comments on their message board, and that seems like the generally-accepted requirement.

It's got some mileage on it, and that really hurts its resale value, despite the fact that it's been very well cared for and is in close to perfect condition. And yes, Boxsters are worth less than a comparable Cayman.

I'm half tempted to take it to Carmax and see what number they throw at me. I'm guessing it'll be something really low (like "We're just going to send this to auction" low) but at least it would be a datapoint.

lemming 08-03-2018 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by John V (Post 534265)
It is really hard to tell what these things are worth. KBB said it was worth 22k-24k. That seems low, and I wouldn't sell it for that. I could not find anything remotely comparable on any of the major private sale forums. Maybe BaT is the right answer here, but I'm simply not in a position where I can be sitting all day responding to asinine comments on their message board, and that seems like the generally-accepted requirement.

It's got some mileage on it, and that really hurts its resale value, despite the fact that it's been very well cared for and is in close to perfect condition. And yes, Boxsters are worth less than a comparable Cayman.

I'm half tempted to take it to Carmax and see what number they throw at me. I'm guessing it'll be something really low (like "We're just going to send this to auction" low) but at least it would be a datapoint.

the part about dealing with online clowns is a key point.


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