What did a 2006 IM Convert. D sell for new, with the 1776CC engine and reasonably equipped. Need some advice here. Thanks
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What did a 2006 IM Convert. D sell for new, with the 1776CC engine and reasonably equipped. Need some advice here. Thanks
Dale that car on ebay is nice but I have a feeling he wants big money. I wonder what the reserve is. That car today would cost 60k or more to duplicate.
Dale,
The 901 Porsche 5 speed is a nice option as well. That car is loaded. I'm thinking if you could get it for $35 to $40k it would be a great deal.
The 901 Porsche 5 speed is a nice option as well. That car is loaded. I'm thinking if you could get it for $35 to $40k it would be a great deal.
He has it on the Samba for $40,000 Tom
Thanks for the feedback, I was hoping someone who has bought an 05 or 06 Conv. D new would give me an idea of what they cost 4-5 years ago. I am guessing this car was about $40k new. I emailed Henry with the VIN # and ask what it sold for in 2006, but have heard nothing back.
Dale,
The bottom line true value is NOT dependent on what it sold for new, what it would cost to build one or what the car is worth in peoples minds.
The true value is what a willing seller will accept in payment from a willing buyer.
The bottom line true value is NOT dependent on what it sold for new, what it would cost to build one or what the car is worth in peoples minds.
The true value is what a willing seller will accept in payment from a willing buyer.
Dale, I just this week bought a spectacular 2002 IM Roadster that was posted here. It has the 1776 with webers, leather interior, full discs, luggage rack, all Porsche emblems and badges, etc... I paid $32,500 and am happy, happy, happy with that price! It has a new engine (1200 miles) and had been reconditioned as new by Henry in October 2008. I'm sure that the one you're looking at will likely demand a little more being newer, but that's a bit of info on what I just bought...
Take a hard look at Dave's '97 posted just a few down. If I hadn't wrapped up my deal, I believe I would be all over it.
The Hawaii Conv D just sold.
From what I have been told is the selling price is determined by the exchange rate. And from my multiple IM's..it all comes down to options. The smallest detail can cost the most and may not be on every car and make it hard to compare.
A good deal is not measured by what you paid...but how you feel.
A good deal is not measured by what you paid...but how you feel.