'93 GTS 5 speed
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It's a rare and interesting color combination, with the grey interior and the almost magenta carpeting. That ADDS VALUE. This is an EXCELLENT example. Don't dis' the car because it's not a color you would have chosen had you bought it new. Obviously someone was looking for something a little above the "common" color schemes, and was willing to step up to get it.
This car is worth whatever ONE person will pay for it. If there are no bids, it stays with the seller.
This car is worth whatever ONE person will pay for it. If there are no bids, it stays with the seller.
Being rare doesn't always add value. Speaking for my personal taste, that interior colour combination will always be infinitely rare in my garage.
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From what I've heard and seen, this car is worth every penny of this, hope he gets the asking price.
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Stunning pristine car. I hope someday to see this color in person. I liked the ad too, and the way Porsche acknowledges the Panamera's roots.
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The 928 Registry for U.S. cars lists 5 GTSs painted Zermatt silver-
Early '93: 1 automatic, 2 5-speeds
Late '93: 1 5-speed
'95: 1 automatic
Early '93: 1 automatic, 2 5-speeds
Late '93: 1 5-speed
'95: 1 automatic
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I've nothing against this car - I've never seen it in person. I was questioning it's value, as it's certainly not worth anything like the asking price to me. Personally, I'd rather that it sold to be driven, than put in a museum, but that seems to be the only place that it would go at that price.
Being rare doesn't always add value. Speaking for my personal taste, that interior colour combination will always be infinitely rare in my garage.
Being rare doesn't always add value. Speaking for my personal taste, that interior colour combination will always be infinitely rare in my garage.
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- Is a '93 GTS with 56k miles work over $100k? (in perfect condition)
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Thanks for the info! I almost bought a Zermatt S4 years ago. The color has always stuck in my head and I thought that it might be great to own a Zermatt GTS someday. I think my chances are slim and this one would need to drop by half for it to be in my range.
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This is a stunning car. Close enough to perfect condition to be worth this much money. The carpet actually accents this color combination and is quite beautiful.
I predict we will look back at this ad, five years from now, and laugh at how cheap this was....if the idiots that are in charge of our government can save the dollar and the economy.
I predict we will look back at this ad, five years from now, and laugh at how cheap this was....if the idiots that are in charge of our government can save the dollar and the economy.
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If I recall, the owner posted here back when Porsche was shooting that commercial.
He posted pics of the photo shoot.
Definitely should be dollars off for that hideous interior carpet colour though.
He posted pics of the photo shoot.
Definitely should be dollars off for that hideous interior carpet colour though.
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Likely one of the best late 928's in the world, no doubt. I would not doubt that an international buyer or a US collector (not driver like us..) would pay that price in a heart beat.