Subject	I would stay away and find a good low-milage TT.
Posted by	Yoshi on January 08, 2008 at 10:27 AM
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In Reply To	What would you be willing to pay for...... posted by MattMart1(NJ) on January 08, 2008 at 04:16 AM
Message	So many people save $ on the initial purchase only to end up spending more than they would have if buying a good low-milage TT. Having been through a couple of these and tracking cost differences, I have proof. And the thing is, the low-milage TT will drive so much better simply because it is newer. Everything about it is worth the extra $$$. IMO, a TT like that is worth $20k. Unfortunately, a lot of Z enthusiasts here bring down the values by always stating their opinion as if they were at an after Christmas clearance sale.
Follow Ups	What would you be willing to pay for...... - MattMart1(NJ) 04:16:30 01/08/08 I would run and never look back (n/m) - BannonZ 06:52:01 01/08/08 $1,000.00 (n/m) - Carlo$ 07:10:28 01/08/08 depends, what are you buying the car for? (n/m) - CRAZZEPETE. 07:17:09 01/08/08 Yep, if you want a car to drive and enjoy, I would - Lazerrred 10:33:38 01/08/08 hard to say if flooded is even good for parts car....... (n/m) - eliteturbotuner 07:20:29 01/08/08 I would stay away and find a good low-milage TT. - Yoshi 10:27:11 01/08/08 Re: What would you be willing to pay for...... - MattMart1(NJ) 11:43:17 01/08/08 well it will take 3600 for the car...what do you guys think - MattMart1(NJ) 12:13:04 01/08/08 That sounds about right... - TTZMatt 13:30:20 01/08/08 nice TTs are not hard to find with what used to be - LJZTT 11:44:39 01/08/08 Dude sounds like a big headache - DoodMon(SD) 11:48:15 01/08/08 is that spider seriously on the hood of your z? (n/m) - CRAZZEPETE. 12:06:12 01/08/08 Yup, he just on the hood and I decided to keep him - DoodMon(SD) 16:26:08 01/08/08
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