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Originally Posted by JamesNoBrakes
Well, here's one for 72K. https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...1181/overview/
Plenty of other examples. There is still a pretty big price difference between these and regular 911 S or 4S models from the same year, but the Turbo has most definitely fallen way way more in terms of money. |
Not to burst your bubble but that car is 2007 turbo which is now 14 year old and the new MSRP was 134k. So it has dropped 62k in 14 years or about 4.4k per year over that entire time period. Damn good if you ask me.
I was comparing same generation cars. The 2014 I posted is a 991.1 and is definitely more than a same generation, same year S. Same would hold on a 2007 S vs turbo. There was no turbo S in 2007.