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A $400k 930?

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  1. njcycleguy

    njcycleguy Formula Junior Silver Subscribed

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  2. ferraripete

    ferraripete F1 World Champ

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    Insane? My friend in the charlotte area just sold one for $400k and had a similar offer for his favorite green 76. He thinks tge offer on the green was light.
     
  3. GuyIncognito

    GuyIncognito Nine Time F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    there are more than a few $400k 993 turbos on the market right now (turbo S/x50 cars), so the same or more for a 930 is reasonable in this market.
     
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    No affiliation - One of the nicest 3.0's I've ever seen. Everything seems to be there, and everything that's there is nice!
     
  5. njcycleguy

    njcycleguy Formula Junior Silver Subscribed

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    Yes, complete insanity.

    I've watched the meteroic rise of these cars over the past few years. I agree the cars were undervalued but $400k for a 930 turbo? I thought it was lunacy when they hit the $200k mark.
     
  6. njcycleguy

    njcycleguy Formula Junior Silver Subscribed

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    FYI - Haggerty shows these cars in condition 1 at $325k (still amazing) with average values at 186k.
     
  7. amenasce

    amenasce Three Time F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    Makes an F40 at $1.4m look like a bargain.
     
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    What are the particulars on the one he sold?
     
  9. ypsilon

    ypsilon F1 Rookie

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    The "in this market" part says it all.

    It's an insane amount of money for what it is and in relation to other vehicles; new and old.
     
  10. Bullfighter

    Bullfighter Two Time F1 World Champ Lifetime Rossa Owner

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    I agree the market is out of whack right now.

    But, the old stuff feels like better value for money in some ways. I wouldn't pay anywhere near $300K for a 930, but seems like "more car" than the 991, IMHO. More quality, more style, more mechanical satisfaction, less complexity. Is it worth more than a 991 Turbo? I think so.

    No one builds cars like this anymore - even Porsche.
     
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    henryr Two Time F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    sellers market and marshall seems to do a good job of trying to set the illusion of a super strong market.... not sure if anything they have offered sells.
     
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    Haggerty is way off... everyone on the porsche boards has talked about it...

    Tons of nice 1980's 930's for sale at $70k-90 k and not selling. If a number #3 driver is $180,000, these cars should have sold already...

    Now, 1970's 930's... maybe...
     
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    + 1

    There are many 3.0 930s available around $150k (and some for substantially less) that are on the market for months and are not selling.

    That's telling.

    Meanwhile this gold 3.0 is the car that was a no-sale $ 260,000 @ multiple venues http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/144179761-post4644.html and it speaks to the state of the market when cars bounce from dealer-to-dealer at ever-increasing prices based on nothing more than wishful thinking.

    Nice car though.
     
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    So Joe, how the heck did haggerty come up with their info? I have an 88 930 driver. Per haggerty a #4 parts car is $150,000... Yet, most 88 drivers seem to sell below $100k. Many drivers listed at $80,000 or so...

    I really wish my car were worth $200k... Any buyers?
     
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    I saw that car also, it is perfect, and it was $428k, It's on sale !!
     
  16. njcycleguy

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    Agreed, very nice car - but interesting that it was a no sale at $260k - it's good to know that I'm sane. :)
     
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    There are tons of nice (insert European sports car marque here)'s for sale at (insert wildly optimistic price here) and not selling.
     
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    I haven't a clue!
     
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    MG is always in the stratosphere anyways, but as others have mentioned before, they tend to price where they see the market heading.
     
  21. joe sackey

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    Hahaha that is perfect Joey!

    Actually not just limited to them.
     
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    Sad but true.

    :(
     
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    Lets see... a hand formed aluminum, tube frame Ferrari 512 Boxer at 400K or a mass produced stamped steel 930 at 400K.
    Decisions decisions...
    ;)
     
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    The new buyer can only park the car and look at it and keep it as-is for the next owner. Rinse and repeat.
     
  25. tonypeoni

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    3.0 930s will soon command 3xs that of a 512 boxer. I also believe 3.0 930s were built in similar numbers. They made 2,323 512 berlinetta boxers. The 930 is a icon. The 512 is a cool 1970s supercar.
     

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