Book Retail Value

[sprior]

As part of a relocation offer I can claim compensation for the difference in current retail book value and the actual sale price when I sell my car.

Can any enlightened ones suggest which might be the most favourable guide to use for a 98 996 C2, and what the current retail book value might be?

Still can't get US dealers to respond to emails about 997 to replace it with though.

[soir]

What a relocation package!! someone may get a bargain from you.

What price are you looking for it? (cash under table cough cough)..

[rubystone]

CAP hits cars far harder than Glasses, so it's the one to use Equally, call an OPC that is awash with these cars and get them to give you a price - I doubt they'd write to you with a written offer though!

[sprior]

My plan is to get a quote from an OPC and a couple of independents. To be fair to my generous employer, I ought to try and sell for more than that. Say 1K above the dealer offer........

[clubsport]

I did this with my 3.2 when I was sent to NY...believe me your employer is unlikely to worry about a grand here or there...
I had two colleagues at the bank keen to buy it, one came through in the bidding war.. all part of the game

[sprior]

From parkers.co.uk........

Porsche 911 Coupé
Carrera 2d 1998/R
Average mileage: 10,000 miles/Yr
Cost New ('98) £ 64825
Franchised Dealer £ 34010
Independent Dealer £ 33180
Private Good £ 30970
Private Poor £ 24610
Part Exchange £ 29030

After all, Parkers is a retail price guide, so I could be in with a chance.......

Simon