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Piper Seminole The sole survivor from a 1970s experiment in marketing, a step-up light twin is still in demand and still built by New Piper.
Unlike the Beech Duchess and the Grumman Cougar, which ended their runs not long after the light airplane market went south beginning around 1980, the Seminole has risen from Pipers pools of red ink not once but twice. A new copy today runs about $485,000. Buyers all go for the Avidyne option, which pushes the price to $533,200. Subscriber Login Purchase selection, or begin your subscription to aviation-consumer.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat |
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