Which Porsche Dealer are Buying
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Any Porsche dealers buying at the moment? I've called a few who have said they are not buying as the market is dead meat. Would prefer to do a straight deal rather than have to scout through numerous potential private buyers. Its a 2010 Turbo S and 2003 996 C4S.
Or any other ideas folks?
Cheers,
Rim
Or any other ideas folks?
Cheers,
Rim
rimkah said:
Any Porsche dealers buying at the moment? I've called a few who have said they are not buying as the market is dead meat. Would prefer to do a straight deal rather than have to scout through numerous potential private buyers. Its a 2010 Turbo S and 2003 996 C4S.
Or any other ideas folks?
Cheers,
Rim
The nights are drawing in, but I would have thought that any dealers would buy them.Or any other ideas folks?
Cheers,
Rim
At a price.
MTR
rimkah said:
Any Porsche dealers buying at the moment? I've called a few who have said they are not buying as the market is dead meat. Would prefer to do a straight deal rather than have to scout through numerous potential private buyers. Its a 2010 Turbo S and 2003 996 C4S.
Or any other ideas folks?
Cheers,
Rim
Try James Wood, not sure who he buys for but he is on 07702 911911... drives a hard bargain/deal but a colleague of mine used him a year or so back on a 997.1 TurboOr any other ideas folks?
Cheers,
Rim
rimkah said:
Any Porsche dealers buying at the moment?
I always liked Henry's comment on his web site under "cars wanted"...Our Henry said:
You would be amazed at the number of times we get asked the question, "do you buy cars as well as sell them." Of course we do, it`s either that or steal them!
Diesel130 said:
rimkah said:
Any Porsche dealers buying at the moment?
I always liked Henry's comment on his web site under "cars wanted"...Our Henry said:
You would be amazed at the number of times we get asked the question, "do you buy cars as well as sell them." Of course we do, it`s either that or steal them!

Mark.
Diesel130 said:
rimkah said:
Any Porsche dealers buying at the moment?
I always liked Henry's comment on his web site under "cars wanted"...Our Henry said:
You would be amazed at the number of times we get asked the question, "do you buy cars as well as sell them." Of course we do, it`s either that or steal them!

chaps how do i find out the trade in prices for my porsches. i.e. so I know roughly what I should be getting. The car as follows:
c4s
2003 52 plate
49k miles
Silver
Silver leather
fpsh
tiptronic
pse
pcm
997 turbo s
2010
11k miles
silver
black leather
pccb
pdk
centre lock alloys
centre console in leather and lid with logo
Any ideas, the turbo s was bought for £99k at start of year and c4s four years ago at £40k
c4s
2003 52 plate
49k miles
Silver
Silver leather
fpsh
tiptronic
pse
pcm
997 turbo s
2010
11k miles
silver
black leather
pccb
pdk
centre lock alloys
centre console in leather and lid with logo
Any ideas, the turbo s was bought for £99k at start of year and c4s four years ago at £40k
The Turbo S is very spec/condition sensitive.
I would expect to pay a little over £90k at a Porsche dealership for yours today, possibly nearer £95k with the ceramic brakes.
As a straight sale to a dealer however, you would probably be looking at £75k, maybe nearer £80k on a good day. Given the state of the economy, I'm not sure this is a "good day" if you know what I mean.
I would expect to pay a little over £90k at a Porsche dealership for yours today, possibly nearer £95k with the ceramic brakes.
As a straight sale to a dealer however, you would probably be looking at £75k, maybe nearer £80k on a good day. Given the state of the economy, I'm not sure this is a "good day" if you know what I mean.
Helicopter123 said:
The Turbo S is very spec/condition sensitive.
I would expect to pay a little over £90k at a Porsche dealership for yours today, possibly nearer £95k with the ceramic brakes.
As a straight sale to a dealer however, you would probably be looking at £75k, maybe nearer £80k on a good day. Given the state of the economy, I'm not sure this is a "good day" if you know what I mean.
I would have thought interest in the Turbo S should still be quite good - it's still a flagship model. And I thought the basic S spec is virtually everything, including the pccbs. The only differences between most S models are in the detailing and colour. It's the standard Turbos that vary more widely in spec. I would expect to pay a little over £90k at a Porsche dealership for yours today, possibly nearer £95k with the ceramic brakes.
As a straight sale to a dealer however, you would probably be looking at £75k, maybe nearer £80k on a good day. Given the state of the economy, I'm not sure this is a "good day" if you know what I mean.
Of course dealers are able to be discerning about what they buy in for cash. Depends quite a bit on its background, and two owners in a year or so (making the next owner the 3rd) might put some off. Suppose you could consider SOR.
I would be tempted to talk to JZMAGNATEC about a sale or return on the Turbo S. I spoke to them recently (ironically when looking to buy a Turbo S!) about selling my 997 C4S and found them very helpful. If your warranty is the three year rather than two year one then an SOR deal will also let you transfer this while an outright sale to a dealer won't. If you think of letting it go close to £80k then pm me. The one I was looking at from a dealer in Harrogate was £95....
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