2005 4wd for $290K

Q. What 3 year old 4wd would cost $289000 2nd hand???????
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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/2005-Porsche-911-996-Turbo-4wd_W0QQitemZ130190482179QQihZ003QQcategoryZ35227QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

so what do they bloody cost new?

Thats nearly as much as a sydney house!

I'd lick it.

Kuch

And this is how well their real 4wd goes in the sand....😂

Hmmm, Reference www.redbook.com.au


2005 PORSCHE 911 CARRERA

996 MY04 Cabrio 4S Convertible 2dr SA 5sp 4WD 3.6i
Prices based on km 30,000 - 55,000
Trade in price guide* $168,800 - $181,400
National average price - private sale* $185,600 - $199,500
Price when new (RRP) $259,200
all prices quoted are GST inclusive

But do exclude On Roads....Seems a little excessive then doesn't it?

Damn - I would have bought it if it was red

coupe????? wheres the bloody roof?????? looks more like a convertable🤘

i'd love to take that up to fraser with an esky tied to the roof next to the surf rods..

If I photoshop some Rod holders on the front would that tempt ya😂

If its a turbo cab it well could that price.

Some interesting prices
-Turbo 996 coupe as a bitsa import (with rally rego only-no daily use!) can be had for under 180k with cage and mods etc....
-a 996 Gt3 cup car, goes for about 100 to 130k.......

Another little snippet of info. When running a turbo with std ecu, they have issues with the abs when the car jumps. When it lands the ecu kills the brakes as it thought you lost all traction. It has caused many issues in tarmac rallies (including the off i was in last year in rally tassie) we got a foot of air, and landed with no brakes!!!!!!! 🤪

Kuchster wrote:Thats nearly as much as a sydney house!

Kuch

Hardly, it'd barely get you a unit in Sydney wouldn't it?

Westies like us get it a bit cheaper :P

But no, you wouldnt even get a 1 bedroom unit in actual sydney for that price!

Kuch

god damn porsche owners are a ridiculous lot
check this out

$30k for fkn plates that would have cost $33 to make and about $150 a year to use from the RTA....

DUB74L wrote:$30k for fkn plates that would have cost $33 to make and about $150 a year to use from the RTA....

Fair go, perhaps he's had the plates for 200 years and he's just trying to recoup his costs.....

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