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Will 2005 911 Turbo S go up in value in 2 years?

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  1. HOF Ferrari

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    #1 HOF Ferrari, Nov 13, 2018
    Do you think these will go up in value?,

    If so, which ones, Cab's Coupes, Manual, etc?

    Which colors, options, etc?
     
  2. WPOZZZ

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    #2 WPOZZZ, Nov 14, 2018
    White coupe, manual.
     
  3. mathewr

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    #3 mathewr, Nov 16, 2018
    Coupes and Manuals.

    However, they will all go up.

    The core colors are Black, Silver and Grey

    Key colors are Yellow, Blues and White.
     
  4. ASK328

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    #4 ASK328, Dec 8, 2018
    They will retain value in lock step with the SP 500.
     
  5. 991Fanatic

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    #5 991Fanatic, Dec 8, 2018
    Perhaps, though if I were to park my money in a 996 of similar value as an investment, it would certainly be a GT3.
     
  6. Smiles

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    #6 Smiles, Dec 8, 2018
    I'd do a 993.

    Oh wait, I have!

    Matt
     
  7. ken qv

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    #7 ken qv, Dec 9, 2018
    Yes.. all manuals will.
     
  8. HOF Ferrari

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    #8 HOF Ferrari, Dec 9, 2018
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  9. steveintoronto

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    #9 steveintoronto, Dec 9, 2018
    I would echo the sentiment based on what I see as a trend. Manuals depreciate slower, and appreciate faster, than automatics.
     
  10. LARRYH

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    #10 LARRYH, Dec 10, 2018
    looks very nice....
     
  11. Texas Forever

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    #11 Texas Forever, Dec 10, 2018
    Yes, manual only. Buy the best car you can.
     
  12. rdwinelover

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    #12 rdwinelover, Dec 11, 2018
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  13. Hbiauto

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    #13 Hbiauto, Dec 11, 2018
    A Turbo S usually does well but there is so much hate for the 996 I really don't know if they will ever ragain value. I think anyone wanting a turbo s will choose the 997 but hey who knows it might shoot up in value.
     
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  14. Carnut

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    #14 Carnut, Dec 12, 2018
    I tend to agree with the above statement, but then again I have never thought about what anything is going to be worth tomorrow, only what it is worth to me today.
     
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  15. EnzoItaly

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    #15 EnzoItaly, Dec 28, 2018
    In Europe the most desired combo is (excluding the GT2, GT3, Turbo and Rennsport versions): coupe + manual + rear wheel drive.

    Personally I think the 993 is the best Porsche 911-generation ever built (it was seriously over-engineered).
     

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