switchcars

2010 Porsche 911 GT3 - White with Black Full Leather and a $142k MSRP. Great options including Nav, Axle Lift, full interior carbon with red stitching, and more. Excellent condition car, complete with original window sticker, both keys, and all books. Car is in excellent condition with almost new Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires. Very limited track time - previous owner did a few DE days but nothing more than that. No stories car with a clean ECU readout (nothing above range one), and a clean Carfax. Bone stock with the exception of black painted wheels and a white harness bar.

Factory Options:

Carrara White
Black Full Leather
Interior Package Carbon
Carbon Package Switch Panel
Self-Dimming Mirrors and Rain Sensing Wipers
PCM 3.0 w/Extended Navigation
Dynamic Engine Mounts
Front Axle Lifting System
Sound Package Plus
Fire Extinguisher
Bluetooth Phone Interface
XM Radio
Floor Mats in Interior Color
Universal Audio Interface
Door Opener Painted Black
Headlight Cleaner Cover Exterior Color
Gear Lever Trim Black
Belt Outlets B Pillars Carbon
Storage Lid Alcantara with Porsche Logo
Rear Center Console Carbon
Leather Sun Visors with Lighted Mirror
Porsche Crest in Headrest
Seat Belts Guards Red
Inner Sill Parts/Release in Leather
Defroster Trim in Leather
Foot Rest Aluminum
Dome Lamp Cover in Leather
Carbon Door Sill Model Insignia
All Exclusive Option Stitching Deviated Color
Dashboard Stitching Deviated Color
Total MSRP $142,675

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Spyerx

From the link to their webpage:
Asking: $117,500
Mileage: 10,150 miles

switchcars

Thank you

You're hired!

ranger22

This looks like a great deal, I can't imagine it lasting very long. I wish it was available when I bought mine.

997s07

I think the car is $12K over priced. Plenty of similar 2010s not moving even at lower prices.

JuanCarpantier

Please provide some links to support.

ranger22

In the words of GSElevator, "I would agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong."

il pirata

Where had the car been serviced and if the harness bar is removed will the interior look original?

997s07

Go to cars.com. Many 2010s in the 110-120 region that have been there at least over one month and a half. One (Excel Dealer) even dropped the price. That red car is still there.

AgentSpeed

Price seems spot in considering there is probably some cushion built in for negotiation. cars is immaculate and look at all the carbon! Not like majority of the '10 and '11 white cars out there. Throw some livery on that thing and you got a winner!!

GLWS!

FriedEgg

That red car was hit and had body work done.

997s07

So? What about the other cars that haven't moved? Were they hit too?

What about the black 2011 CPO car that's been around since early October at 119K, now down (at least on autotrader)?

This white car was offered on cars.com around October 28, I got an inventory alert from cars.com. I can forward it to anyone who would like it, just PM me with your email address.

Tough crowd here... I've been watching the market for over a year now (I sold my 2010 three weeks ago and am looking for a 997.1 now).

redmonkey928

So where does that place the value of it at? If the body work is done right there shouldn't be a loss if someone is looking for a car to drive.

Sure it isn't CPO, or have the perfect title on paper, but I would envision it being a great car at a lower price imho.

Qwickrick

Roll bar without sport seats?

FriedEgg

Too funny....I'm just letting anyone who cares to know that the red car had body work done, and was not commenting on the "market".
So what if the other cars have not moved?...those who NEED to sell will lower the price to match a buyer's willingness to pay for that specific car, and those who DO NOT NEED to sell, will not. Simple. These types of cars have historically been slow to trade at this time of the year. Not all cars are the same...mileage, condition, color and options all play large roles between one that sells at or above asking, and one that sits.

I don't have a dog in the fight...but sounds more like you're on a mission to justify your own sale price, or purchase price of another. Good luck in finding your .1. Lol