1993 Porsche 928 GTS -- Midnight Blue

The paint is great. The only blemish is that there is some bubbling on the fuel door. Remember that this car is garaged 99% of the time and only taken out in great weather.

OK, I'm lowering the price to Blue Book value at $25,500. If I can't sell it at this price, I'm going to keep it for another few years.

Nooooooooooooooo! Man that is cheap money for a GTS! Holy cow!

Actually, that is right at the Blue Book high and is the lowest price I'm willing to go. I haven't seen much success selling normally used 928's even in excellent condition. Mine looks great, but at 95K miles, it has been used -- and I got a great deal on it 11 years ago when I bought it. It's a fair price from an objective perspective in a bad economy.

rvoll;11046 wrote: Actually, that is right at the Blue Book high and is the lowest price I'm willing to go. I haven't seen much success selling normally used 928's even in excellent condition. Mine looks great, but at 95K miles, it has been used -- and I got a great deal on it 11 years ago when I bought it. It's a fair price from an objective perspective in a bad economy.

That is true, we did have a bad economy 11 years ago didn't we?! Well, high blue book is always going to be off on such a low volume car as a GTS! I think it is WAY OFF, because I am sure my '94 is worth $45k and my '92 MUST be worth $50k since it is the only one in the US, and my '95 since it is the last year has to be worth $75k! LOL!

Actually, we did have a bad economy 11 years ago as well as today. We 928 owner's keep saying the car is worth more than the Blue Book, but I can't find any evidence that is true. Perhaps if the car had 10K miles on it, I could ask more, but it doesn't. I think the reason for it is the cost of repair and the fact that most Porsche people like 911's and don't like our sharks.