jto24

Congrats! Glad it all worked out for you. Did they budge at all from the asking price? I'm just curious as this dealer seems like a viable option going forward. Like I said in your PPI thread, they seem to hold a nice inventory.

STG

Sport Design front bumper is a not so bad project. DOES NEED to get painted by your local body shop. No Porsche parts come painted.

Need to get right bumper version. With/without front parking sensors and windshield spray nozzle holes. Suncoast will get right one based on your VIN #. Also, if it is a third radiator version. Has different center cut out trim pieces.

Lower spoilers are interchangeable. I like the Aerokit Cup one myself.

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All personal taste. The Sport Design and Aerokit Cup packages are favorites of mine. More sporty looks. Not for everyone.

Bumper:

https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/SKU991BUD.html

dmia

Thanks!

Thanks this car has carbon ceramic brakes and they keep all wheels clean. That was the main reason I decided to get a car with CCB. I use the car as a daily driver no racing or tracking. From my research if you use it for the streets, CCB will last a very very long time. And if you ever need to replace the rotors just replace with regular steel versions. Just couldn't pass up the opportunity to try CCB.

They are mainly an online outfit. David is the owner and Tony is their finance guy. Both seemed like nice guys. They have a huge warehouse with about 70 cars in inventory. I saw a few Ferraris, Astons, and Bentleys as well.

With regard to price, asking was 87,950 I was able to negotiate 5% off or 83,800 plus shipping. They might have had a better offer but I had all my finances in order.

STG

PCCB (Ceramic) brake pads and rotors should last life of the car. Especially rotors. Very minimal dust which is sweet. Steels give off LOTS of pad dust. You can buy aftermarket low dust brake pads, but you do sacrifice some braking performance.

Any new HFS owners please post updates here on new purchases

https://rennlist.com/forums/991/9671...r-buys-13.html

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DaveGee

Even HOTTER now after a price drop than it was two weeks ago..

50th Anniversary Edition 911
Year: 2014
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Mileage (numbers only please): 9700
Options (Please check ALL which apply): Airbags, Air Conditioning, Alarm System, Antilock Brakes, Cruise Control, Foglamps, Intermittent Wipers, Leather Seats, Power Brakes, Power Door Locks, Power Steering, Power Windows, Traction Control
Color: Graphite Grey
VIN: WP0AB2A99ES122682
Price (no $ sign please): $120000
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): SoCAl
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: PDK
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: AM-FM CD

Listed in the RL Vehicle Marketplace. Yes, it's my car.

DaveGee

WGJP 993

Congrats, beautiful car! Did the CPO stay intact, by any chance, upon transfer? (I know it's not supposed to pass through a non-Porsche dealer, but sometimes does -- and yours was CPOd by the dealer so recently that I thought it might have a chance). Enjoy!

dmia

Holy cow! I just called my local Porsche dealer, gave them the vin number, and they said this car is CPO until December 2018! If that were true this would be icing on the cake. I should run out and buy some lottery ticket or something. Anyways I'm not sure how long after a sale before their system updates. But I'm going to have this car thoroughly checked by the dealer when I get it. Might as well take advantage of free repairs if it's available to me.

Thanks for the heads up!

pfbz

Porsche would only know if the car was sold through a non-Porsche dealer (voiding CPO warranty) if they looked at carfax or similar, and they won't bother looking unless you have a significant warranty repair. There is no automatic notification, nor any way for them to develop an automatic notification system other than running carfax checks on every CPO car they have sold every month and looking for a non Porsche dealer sale, which they obviously will not bother doing.

You might get lucky, but *if* you have a major warranty claim and *if* they check carfax and find out it was sold via a non-Porsche dealer, they would have cause to not provide any additional CPO warranty coverage.

Still an awesome car... Just don't bank on the transferred CPO coverage saving your bacon if you have a large warranty claim.

PCA1983

If you bought it from the owner, or via consignment from any dealer, or from a franchised Porsche dealer, the full Porsche CPO warranty applies. I combed this thread and didn't see where you bought it in any other way. So it seems you could/should expect the Porsche CPO warranty to apply. If you bought it from a third party dealer who took title, then technically a CPO warranty would not apply. But Porsche might not be able to see this aspect of your purchase. So, which is it?

STG

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Website showing $83,457.00

Over $41K off MSRP and LOW miles with ONE owner. No sunroof for clean look.

MSRP: $124,780
Miles: 11,288
VIN: WP0AB2A96FS110166
Warranty thru Sept 2018

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https://www.carfax.com/VehicleHistor...&partner=COO_0

https://www.autonation.com/cars/WP0AB2A96FS110166

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pfbz

Another GREAT looking car! Love the slick top and black/machined sport tecno wheels... But WTF were they thinking with the multifunction steering wheel instead of paddle shift Sport Design steering wheel???

c615586

When you say project, do you mean DIY? This would be something I might want to take a shot at as a winter project, but I'm not sure about the complexity.

HODY905

Could you post a few pics on the interior and how it looks against the ext? Have been hearing recently this is a unique and very attractive combination.
THNX