Hi,
A couple of questions. I'm thinking of buying a 968 and owning it for 18 to 24 months. If I care about depreciation, which models / specs/ colours hold their values best and are easiest to sell on ? I'm minded to get a Sport as I won't be tracking the car but have had it suggested that low mileage CS's are the best to own if depreciation is a consideration.
I did spot the captioned 968 on Pistonheads and it seems to have an unusual spec as its a Sport with air-con and leather sports seats. Trouble is that the VIL doesn't have the options codes listed. Is it a common problem for there to be missing option codes from the VIL sticker ? The first owner was Porsche GB so I'm guessing it may have some kind of show car.
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/443876.htm
Any help generally on what to shoot for will be appreciated. If indeed anyone knows about the history of the captioned car even better. There's no rush and I can be patient in my search so I'm trying to figure out what the optimal spec is.
Thanks
Henry
A couple of questions. I'm thinking of buying a 968 and owning it for 18 to 24 months. If I care about depreciation, which models / specs/ colours hold their values best and are easiest to sell on ? I'm minded to get a Sport as I won't be tracking the car but have had it suggested that low mileage CS's are the best to own if depreciation is a consideration.
I did spot the captioned 968 on Pistonheads and it seems to have an unusual spec as its a Sport with air-con and leather sports seats. Trouble is that the VIL doesn't have the options codes listed. Is it a common problem for there to be missing option codes from the VIL sticker ? The first owner was Porsche GB so I'm guessing it may have some kind of show car.
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/443876.htm
Any help generally on what to shoot for will be appreciated. If indeed anyone knows about the history of the captioned car even better. There's no rush and I can be patient in my search so I'm trying to figure out what the optimal spec is.
Thanks
Henry