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Year: 2012 Make: Porsche Model: 911 Cont. Porsche Models: 911 Mileage (numbers only please): 50000 Color: any Price (no $ sign please): $1 Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing Location (Region): NorthEast Body Style: Targa Transmission Type: Manual - 6 speed 2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 4 Wheel Drive Engine Type: Fuel Injection Stereo System: AM-FM CD
I saw an ad for a 2009 Targa 4 for $46k, but it had two accidents. It seems like a good deal and it's so rare, but 2 accidents will definitely affect resale, yeah?
It may be a tad premature to mention this, but I am pondering the possibility of parting with my 2007 Targa 4S in the future. It has been a phenomenal car over the 2.7 years I have owned it. Quick details:
2007 Targa 4S
-46,800 miles
-6 Speed manual
-Stunning Guards red exterior, full leather (black) inside.
-Heated seats, Sport Chrono, full leather, aux. plug added
-No accidents, no paint work, ever. Detailed often by professionally trained enthusiast PCA member (me).
-997.2 upgraded wheels (powder-coated gloss black)
-Genuine Porsche front Aero bumper (original bumper retained) - new paint protection film when this was added.
-LED Taillights (originals retained)
-Current maintenance. Recent clutch job with flywheel.
-Purely a weekend car and garage ornament in a heated garage during the winter.
With that said, I understand the Targa 4S's have become hard to obtain and have increased in value. When the time comes, i'll be fairly firm on it's market value. I paid top-dollar when I purchased the car (locally) due to it's impeccable condition, and will expect the same.
It may be a tad premature to mention this, but I am pondering the possibility of parting with my 2007 Targa 4S in the future. It has been a phenomenal car over the 2.7 years I have owned it. Quick details:
haha quite the teaser. wow that targa looks great.
Abe Froman you need to start charging commission that's two sales now, that i've seen.
haha. Although I would have seen it later that night as a I had an active search on Autotrader setup. At any rate I owe Abe Froman a six pack. Although, the sausage king of Chicago doesn't need any freebies.
Thanks for the link Abe Froman. I just bought it... Thanks for everyone's help. Now I need to sell my 2007 GTI with 103K miles...
Congrats!! Brown German AWD manual hatchback. The ultimate enthusiast car!
Looking forward to the day later this year when I move from my 2010 GTI into a 997.2...Rennlist is going to be a big advantage when finding the right car.
Originally Posted by NorthCoastDoug
Abe Froman you need to start charging commission that's two sales now, that i've seen.
My thoughts exactly haha! Would settle for a ride in these two cars if I am in the area
Congrats!! Brown German AWD manual hatchback. The ultimate enthusiast car!
Looking forward to the day later this year when I move from my 2010 GTI into a 997.2...Rennlist is going to be a big advantage when finding the right car.
My thoughts exactly haha! Would settle for a ride in these two cars if I am in the area
The sausage king of chicago is always welcome to take a spin...
Here are some shots from the dealer, including the obligatory open hatch and interior glass roof shots.
Speaking of the dealer I should give a plug to Isringhausen as they have been a good dealership so far. I called up and was transferred to Geoff Isringhausen, Jr. When I called they had just finished CPO'ing it, and didn't have pictures up, but he immediately texted me some picture and went over everything. We had a deal in about 5 mins. Sean Oliver was also very helpful and easy to deal with. The whole process took only a few minutes and a few phone calls. They are shipping the car out monday. So far it's been very smooth and easier than most dealerships I've dealt with.
12-31-2016, 04:21 PM
Targa 4 with accidents
