Is £1500 a fair price for a 944 2.7??

[martin mrt]

Reason I ask is because myself and a friend have had it for the past 6 months, with all intention of sharing it as a fun/weekend car, great idea in principle, but in reality it hasn't worked out as we are both too busy with work etc that it has been driven to work 3 times and to the mot station.

It's a low mileage (for it's age) 117k iirc, with an oval dash, but I'm not too clued up on these and prices are varying wildly, we really just want our money back and let the car be enjoyed by someone else

It's not mint, but its in reasonably good condition, has 9 months mots and can be taxed for 6 months before selling

I just thought I'd ask before I get pictures tomorrow and fire up an advert.

[pixieporsche]

Whats the body like?

Whats the history like on the car?


Prices do vary and 944s aren't particularly easy cars to sell, in my opinion. Good luck.

[martin mrt]

Body is tidy, no rot that I can see, just a few minor scuffs/marks from where it was stored, there's no history with it, which may prove to be a sticking point

[tr7v8]

Value is down to condition specifically no rust. especially in the sills which is expensive to fix. Interior condition & when the major service items were last done i.e. belts, tensioners & idlers & clutch.
Other things are colour inside & out & wheel type. For a good car 1500 could be a little cheap but the limitation is that S2 & Turbos are reducing in price as are Boxsters.