Bald Guy
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Push for the highest amount and hopefully you get higher compared with setting expectations lower than you should have done at the get-go.
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That does not look very bright and hopefully they were taking a huge chunk off the z06 to offset that. I would definitely shop around in that case or seriously consider thinking of holding off so that you can continue to enjoy your blackwing.I was offered 63k last month when I thought about getting a Z06 in June by the dealer for my 2025 4BW
Porsche is a great vehicle although some of those approach exotic vehicle territory so I'm not sure if they're completely worth it but definitely a high quality specialty vehicle if you go for their specialty sports car - like the GT or turbo vehicles. Definitely not an easy task trying to get to one so make sure you have sufficient down payment and positive equity under trade because it's definitely strict requirements for those type of vehicles I suppose but not completely sure if they're worth it or not. I'm happy with my Corvettes and black wing and darkhorse. I try my best to enjoy what I have now but sometimes it's difficult for all of us I understand.I didn’t do the deal. When my vacation home sells and my gas leases start to produce royalties or I sell them outright, I might get a 992.1 GT3 or get a 992.1 C4S. But real estate is slow now for sellers. The mineral rights could make me a quick 125k though if I decide to sell them. The 125k plus 62k or so would enable me to get a nicely specked 992.1 C4S or a Targa. Or I might just keep the 4BW or move up to a 5 BW.
It's actually a strong compliment on the BW that I kept it as long as I did. I average around 16 months tenure for cars. There were a few outliers, a corvette that I kept for 15 years, a mistake (Z4) that I kept for 6 months...@BimmerFan Is that about average for your ownership tenure? I have my original 5BW on Autotrader too, lots of mid-$80's offers from dealers, but no private buyers. Like you said, its a small population that can pay cash or get financing on a high value used car. Interest rates aren't helping either.
It's technically still for sale, but honestly I may end up keeping it/using it and then leaving my semi-unicorn BDT 5BW under cover.
It was the earlier version with the hardtop convertible, and theCurious, why was your Z4 a 'mistake'?
I submitted a quote to both Carvana and Carmax just for fun and Carmax wouldn’t give me a number until I took it in person for an appraisal. Carvana offered me $74K. It’s a manual 2023 with 17K miles. It has middle tier seats, pdr, sunroof, red seat belts, blue calipers, parking package. I know options don’t really add much, but damn was Carvana a low ball.So for those following along and need an update, or who stumbled upon this thread, I did decide to sell the car and put it on Autotrader. I had several attempted scams and a few low ball offers from dealers. One offered me $82K but after a discussion when he realized that it was a base car, he retracted his offer. Another wanted me to consign it, promising me 85 or better (verbally) and then one guy rings me up Saturday morning and after a brief discussion we negotiate to 82. I started at 87 and then went to 85,500 and knowing how hard it is for an individual to sell an expensive car like this (BTDT) since we can't provide financing and such, I figured that 82 would be fair, if not slightly better than fair.