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Thinking about a 991.2 GTS that is well optioned but does not have a sunroof. My concern is how this will potentially impact resale down the road. What do you guys and gals think?
Thinking about a 991.2 GTS that is well optioned but does not have a sunroof. My concern is how this will potentially impact resale down the road. What do you guys and gals think?
Thanks
Unlikely, in my opinion. I'd check if it's not a PSDS car. Telltale are 18 way seats, PDCC and PCCB.
I read through the article and couldn't determine how to tell if the car is a PSDS car.(other than the miles) There are actually two cars I am interested in one has PCCB the other does not.
Is this a private seller, indy dealer or at Porsche dealer.
Does the car have complete service history, how many miles?
Check the color of the calipers, hard braking temps will discolor them. The PTX GTS models had lug nut wheels, not center locks, so may be a telltale as well.
If the car is at a dealer, they have a duty to disclose its origin. BTW, Porsche Experience and PTX (formerly PSDS) cars are allegedly auctioned off, per the school personnel.
Hardtop cars appear to be low production models, they are scarce on both the new and used markets. Found that out when I was shopping for a hardtop 911. I ended up ordering my hardtop over a year and half ago.
Hardtop or no, resale depends on the buyer's desires.
Is this a private seller, indy dealer or at Porsche dealer. - at a Porsche dealer
Does the car have complete service history, how many miles? Yes and it has 3k miles
Check the color of the calipers, hard braking temps will discolor them. The PTX GTS models had lug nut wheels, not center locks, so may be a telltale as well. - both cars have centerlock
If the car is at a dealer, they have a duty to disclose its origin. BTW, Porsche Experience and PTX (formerly PSDS) cars are allegedly auctioned off, per the school personnel. OK I will ask them.
Hardtop cars appear to be low production models, they are scarce on both the new and used markets. Found that out when I was shopping for a hardtop 911. I ended up ordering my hardtop over a year and half ago.
Hardtop or no, resale depends on the buyer's desires.
I read through the article and couldn't determine how to tell if the car is a PSDS car.(other than the miles) There are actually two cars I am interested in one has PCCB the other does not.
What's the color on the model with PCCB? Does it have PDCC as well? No steering wheel controls?
One can always ask. See the carfax when and with how many miles the car was ticketed
There's currently 7 PEC cars for sale that I have found. 4 Guards Red with MSRP of $146,080. 3 Racing Yellow with MSRP or $145,120 (I might be missing one). They are all spec'ed exactly the same and have 8-15k miles with no previous owner on the car fax. The GR cars are PDK and the RY cars are manual.
I've been toying the with idea of trading my '17 Carrera S and picking one up if the price is right. My issue is going to be the state of the PCCB rotors. One dealer was kind enough to measure them for me, and they were ~65% used.
To answer your question on the sunroof. I don't think it matters. I prefer no sunroof and I'm trying to look for cars without them; however, other people definitely want it. Flip a coin.
There's currently 7 PEC cars for sale that I have found. 4 Guards Red with MSRP of $146,080. 3 Racing Yellow with MSRP or $145,120 (I might be missing one). They are all spec'ed exactly the same and have 8-15k miles with no previous owner on the car fax. The GR cars are PDK and the RY cars are manual.
I've been toying the with idea of trading my '17 Carrera S and picking one up if the price is right. My issue is going to be the state of the PCCB rotors. One dealer was kind enough to measure them for me, and they were ~65% used.
To answer your question on the sunroof. I don't think it matters. I prefer no sunroof and I'm trying to look for cars without them; however, other people definitely want it. Flip a coin.
Thank you for researching this. I really appreciate it
Thinking about a 991.2 GTS that is well optioned but does not have a sunroof. My concern is how this will potentially impact resale down the road. What do you guys and gals think?
Thanks
the fact that there is no hatch is very offensive
saw hatches made to order
01-21-2020 | 09:30 PM
991.2 GTS - No Sunroof
