BOCKTAGON

Hey guys, in the market for a 911. I’m looking at two cars with similar builds. One is an S, and one is a 4S. The 4S is in Washington and would require me to have it transported but it does have the sports design steering wheel which I very much like?.
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The best car is the S and it’s local to me here in Vegas. I went to see it in person yesterday. Beautiful car but it doesn’t have the sport design steering wheel but I know that can be added/changed. Out of these two, which car do you prefer and what would be the price you would pay for each. Thanks!

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saeyedoc

Is the wheel really that important to you? For the same price, the S is certified and has way less miles.

BOCKTAGON

I really like the sport design wheel mainly because I will likely switch out the PCM in order to have CarPlay functionality. This will likely eliminate the ability to use any of the steering wheel functions on the current wheel.

Riz

Not trying to hijack this thread - When will we see big discounts on remaining new 991's since 992 is coming very soon? What % off msrp do you think we will get to?

Penn4S

I'm surprised to see prices that high on 5 & 6 year old 911's. Always try to get the most car and latest year and Certified. IMO.

BOCKTAGON

I agree. These are the only two in the country I could find with PASM, Chrono, Sports Seats, and PSE though.

saeyedoc

Yeah the prices are crazy, I paid $75k for my CPO '13 C2S when it had 25k miles on it...2 1/2 years ago (with SPASM, SC, Adaptive sport seats, PSE and many other goodies including full leather).

2010panny4S

I'd go with Local, Low Mileage and CPO. Factor also the cost of transport, time, effort.

A steering wheel can easily be sourced and installed

Paliknight

I’ve seen some forum members get anywhere between 10-15% on previous model year cars.

Previous gen should definitely be more IMO

Bob Z.

991s are very popular and many like them better than the 992s so do not expect big discounts soon.

CSK 911 C4S

Don't know what they are smoking but those prices are to high.

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AdamSanta85

That Vegas dealer pricing is about $10k high IMO

BOCKTAGON

I agree, the prices are considerably high but what do you think would be a correct number to negotiate to? I know the Vegas car has been here for almost two months now.

BOCKTAGON

Vegas owns it for 76,490 and they are willing to sell it for that.

Bud Taylor

1 car does not have the correct third pedal, both have a light interior which whill show wear quickly and both have sunroofs. I dont care for the techno wheels on the one in vegas. A steering wheel is only 1k and takes 15 minutes to install. Options are just that though and these may suit you. I would wait.