Lucifer

Ah I love that color combo, had a very hard time deciding between this and GT Silver\Platinum wheels

Mind posting some pictures?

SpyderSenseOC

That was my first Porsche. I loved it.

usctrojanGT3

Nice, I had a white 981 GT4 with black wheels and loved it.

usctrojanGT3

If I drop by the shop that he took the car to for the PPI on Thursday I'll try to snap some pictures.

SpyderSenseOC

Black on black six speed 2020 Spyder with 3500 miles for $103K in Florida.

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...95991b7852b855

TXshaggy

Almost $13K below MSRP w/ low miles and PCCB; almost sounds too good to be true.

msdunkel

The ad says clean carfax but doesn't supply the carfax or pictures. The only Spyders that I found in my search that were "good deals" were salvage rebuilds, dealer buy-backs, or had the motor replaced by Porsche.

HardHitter

I just reached out to them as I'm searching for either a Spyder or GT4. I likely won't end up buying it because I prefer buckets but they will be sending pictures to me. They said it was a clean title and they just got it on trade it. Going to be a great deal for someone if all is true and is in good condition.

NewKidinTown

Actual price is $121K not $103K

HardHitter

Can confirm price is $121,700, not $103,710. They said the system automatically populates it online as soon as they get it in but usually the wrong price until management corrects it. I don't know what trade in prices are, but perhaps that was the value they gave on the trade in.

TheBucketOfTruth

Are connecting rod replacement engine cars worth a bit less second hand? Does the warranty not sort of wash with any concerns someone may have there?

SpyderSenseOC

I think some buyers would actually place a premium on the engine replacement cars because of the long warranty extension. Not sure if that's me or not.

Avera

To your point . . . Porsche put in a new engine before you bought the car, so what is wrong with a new engine after you bought the car???

Avera

rcfun33

I would personally be happy with the longer warranty, if I planned to keep the car. I might be concerned that it might impact resale value if it wasn't a keeper. There could be some ongoing problems if the dealer did a poor job of open-heart surgery - ongoing leaks, etc.

msdunkel

I'm just reporting what I observed. To me it mattered and I passed on the lower priced engine replacement car. I don't remember the specifics, maybe there was something else that I didn't like about the car, but for me it would have to be on the order of 10-15% discount to consider a car with a replaced engine. Probably the same mindset as dummies who are happy to drive to the airport but then are afraid of flying .