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Five 993 911 TUrbo's fresh to the Oz market 12/15


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You'd need a couple of extra bucks to change the interior colour of the Duttons car!

No way....if I recall correctly the Green on Green 993 Turbo was ordered new as a company car by the Porsche Cars Aust MD Michael Winkler....

 

Anyway the first '65 901 AND the first '75 930 Turbo delivered in Australia both have green interiors....i'd take green , or even any c o l o u r e d interior , over black every time.

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389 … Just round it up and make it 4 why dont ya , who would have thought you could swap a 993TT for a 991 GT3 or maybe even a second hand 996 GT2 .. it is school yard , card trading is it not .. oh no its the real world , a world gone mad 

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Well none of them have sold... It's a buyers market as there are officially 7 993TT's listed up for sale including the 2 at Duttons.

A few of the guys are also happy to take in the 2's btw.

The economy is def pushing the brakes atm, the prices of properties and the amount of agents emailing and phoning saying that they will accept a lower price shows some tell tale signs.

The car market is subject to that, so there's now plenty of stock out there, it's time for the buyer to dictate the price.

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Well none of them have sold... It's a buyers market as there are officially 7 993TT's listed up for sale including the 2 at Duttons.

A few of the guys are also happy to take in the 2's btw.

The economy is def pushing the brakes atm, the prices of properties and the amount of agents emailing and phoning saying that they will accept a lower price shows some tell tale signs.

The car market is subject to that, so there's now plenty of stock out there, it's time for the buyer to dictate the price.

Notwithstanding the fact there's one for sale for every day of the week (after close to a year's drought), and the fact that prices are just stupid, this is buyer's talk.

 

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The economy is def pushing the brakes atm, the prices of properties and the amount of agents emailing and phoning saying that they will accept a lower price shows some tell tale signs.

The car market is subject to that, so there's now plenty of stock out there, it's time for the buyer to dictate the price.

Not in my neck of the woods.  I bid at 2 auctions on the weekend, both had strong bidding from multiple bidders and both sold at well above advertised range, well above what I expected (and what I valued them at).  And that's the mornington peninsula with no foreign buyers attempting to launder cash.  

As for P cars, even if you "dictate price" you're still paying well above prices of even 12 months ago.

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