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JDMDreams 07-09-2019 07:17 PM

$550k will barely get you a one bedroom condo in Van. I wonder which will appreciate more in 25 years

westopher 07-09-2019 07:29 PM

Both are dropping now.
I'll take this one with someone elses money.
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...ag-wheels.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/attachme...604-5-1024.jpg

whitev70r 07-09-2019 07:47 PM

^ ... haha

Price : $550,000 + $495 doc fee

... you'd think that if you drop 1/2 a mil, maybe dealer could forego the $500 doc fee?

westopher 07-09-2019 08:02 PM

But how will they make up the cost of the documenting!!!!

hud 91gt 07-09-2019 08:10 PM

“If we drop it for the GT2, then we are going to have to drop it for the cheap 200k Porsche too”

teggy604 07-10-2019 09:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by whitev70r (Post 8953173)
^ ... haha

Price : $550,000 + $495 doc fee

... you'd think that if you drop 1/2 a mil, maybe dealer could forego the $500 doc fee?

Because its a 550,000 car you get to pay the awesome 25 percent luxury car tax so, technically that is a 687,000 Used Porsche. LOL. Ya no thanks.
Screw the dealer and curbers.

underscore 07-10-2019 10:42 AM

^ $687,495. Or is the luxury tax applied to the doc fee too?

trollface 07-10-2019 10:54 AM

Pretty sure the tax is 20% not 25%

Jmac 07-10-2019 11:04 AM

It’s 20% PST and 5% GST

Don’t worry, you can just resell the car in China and get the taxes back with interest.

Funnel 07-10-2019 11:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trollface (Post 8953280)
Pretty sure the tax is 20% not 25%

5% GST plus 20% PST (instead of 7% PST)

trollface 07-10-2019 11:14 AM

Holy shit that's outta control lol.

tofu1413 07-10-2019 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by whitev70r (Post 8953173)
^ ... haha

Price : $550,000 + $495 doc fee

... you'd think that if you drop 1/2 a mil, maybe dealer could forego the $500 doc fee?


No Doc fee for the two Sennas I have available for you :troll:

TouringTeg 07-10-2019 12:30 PM

Nothing I love more than paying tax on a made up document fee.

Drivers quality 05 Carrera S 121km 6spd $42k Worthy of a PPI. I drove this when it was $45k a few months ago and enjoyed it.

https://www.usedvictoria.com/classif..._33581091.lite

Badhobz 07-10-2019 12:38 PM

I think you can get a 997.2 for a hair more money and have absolutely no ims issues.

TouringTeg 07-10-2019 01:19 PM

I would have loved a 997.2 Carerra (non S) and cross shopped them. Those are at least 20-30k more

Badhobz 07-10-2019 02:38 PM

yeah crap, a few months back (maybe a year) i saw a few 997.2's going for the 50k mark. Now they are all like 58 for the cab, or 60+ for the coupes.

Traum 07-10-2019 03:07 PM

How expensive is Porsche maintenance? I've had 2 accquaintences tell me that they only need a $1k-ish service every year, although that is strictly street driving, and they are totally not car people. And then you sometimes come across horror stories where they tell you a little sensor thing breaks, and costs $4k to fix.

TouringTeg 07-10-2019 03:19 PM

Seems like 997.1 prices have fallen while 997.2 prices have gone up. There are some articles floating around that explain the reliability of the 997.2 (no IMS or bore scoring).

Porsche thread needed ha

My 993 was $300 for an oil change at an indy shop. Parts are not cheap for Porsche and service often takes longer than a regular car. Expect to pay more for everything cus Porsche tax. Still wonderful cars.

Badhobz 07-10-2019 08:24 PM

Too bad this doesn't have that executive reclining rear seat package. But it's still a lot of car for that money.

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rch...924593657.html

2012 Lexus LS 460L AWD - $35888
https://images.craigslist.org/00p0p_...KD_600x450.jpg

bcrdukes 07-10-2019 08:28 PM

Porsche maintenance is terrible. Don't buy them. :troll:

herman 07-10-2019 08:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Traum (Post 8953326)
How expensive is Porsche maintenance? I've had 2 accquaintences tell me that they only need a $1k-ish service every year, although that is strictly street driving, and they are totally not car people. And then you sometimes come across horror stories where they tell you a little sensor thing breaks, and costs $4k to fix.

$1k-ish is doable if maintenance is limited to fluids/filters. Helps if you can perform basic maintenance. Oil changes are super easy. When you start talking about consumables like water pumps (post 993), tires, brakes, clutch, etc... you'll need a bigger budget. If you want to modify your Porsche, better hold onto your hats. Like TouringTeg said, P-car tax is real.

insomniac 07-10-2019 08:54 PM

pretty clean

https://images.craigslist.org/00n0n_...LT_600x450.jpg

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...924816353.html

JDMDreams 07-10-2019 09:55 PM

^^^ I don't think I've seen an e36 vert with a working top. For that price your might as well get a e46 vert

westopher 07-10-2019 09:59 PM

You’re right about the tops, but no go on the 46. As a vert the e36 is so much better looking unless you get into facelift zhp look cars.

SkunkWorks 07-11-2019 05:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by herman (Post 8953351)
$1k-ish is doable if maintenance is limited to fluids/filters. Helps if you can perform basic maintenance. Oil changes are super easy. When you start talking about consumables like water pumps (post 993), tires, brakes, clutch, etc... you'll need a bigger budget. If you want to modify your Porsche, better hold onto your hats. Like TouringTeg said, P-car tax is real.

True story. 6 years later and my 911 is still mostly stock because of sticker shock.


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