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996: MY01 vs MY02
dirtrack49 replied to toekneee's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
I bought a 2002 C2 cpe, 6spd recently. I had driven all the model years of the 996, and feel that the power band is much better in the 2002 and up. Also the handling is more refined. I am in So. Cal, the car had 26k miles on it. Pretty much stock bare bones. Options included: PSM, PSE, US. M030 sport suspension, 5 spoke lt alloy 18" wheels, and a cd changer. Bought it for just under $46k. Had to put on a new set of tires on the rear and install a new battery. One thing I found in the year I spent looking for the right car is, most owners are asking to much. Dealers are out to lunch on their prices. It would be nice to buy a vehicle from a dealership offering the CPO warranty extension, but for what they want and evidently get, it probably is not worth the money. Having been in the car business too long, I would say depending on what part of the country your in, I would not pay higher then Kelly Blue Book Private Party Good. I am talking about a vehicle that is in very clean condition. Good Luck, Tom L