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^^^ avoids the extra step of ascii -> hex conversion required when using the Porsche decoder directly. They also cache all vin checks, so 10 people checking the same vin only hits the Porsche system once.
Definitely nicely optioned for someone looking for a cab and that likes that color combo... A similar build in something like a GT silver coupe with full black leather would really be drool worthy!
2013 Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet
$72,245, 22K miles
1 owner, clean carfax WP0CB2A96DS155338
Definitely nicely optioned for someone looking for a cab and that likes that color combo... A similar build in something like a GT silver coupe with full black leather would really be drool worthy!
2013 Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet
$72,245, 22K miles
1 owner, clean carfax WP0CB2A96DS155338
thank you posting the build sheet. On the dealer website its listed as having the Bose Audio package but on the build sheet it lists the Burmester sound system. This gave me thoughts of swapping my Agate Grey .1 S for a soft top!
If you like the color combo, want a cabriolet, and the car is in fantastic shape, the price sure seems reasonable for such a pricey build...
Full leather, Burmester, pccb's, pdls, sport exhaust.... I'm not sure I'd dig the mahogany interior trim package either, but if the colors speak to you, offer them $68K and it would be a great deal!
If you like the color combo, want a cabriolet, and the car is in fantastic shape, the price sure seems reasonable for such a pricey build...
Full leather, Burmester, pccb's, pdls, sport exhaust.... I'm not sure I'd dig the mahogany interior trim package either, but if the colors speak to you, offer them $68K and it would be a great deal!
summer time always leaves me lusting for a convertible. I'm up now looking at 996 convertibles I can pick up on the cheap to enjoy some sun, possibly do some mods. maybe a supercharger... maybe I should get some sleep
summer time always leaves me lusting for a convertible. I'm up now looking at 996 convertibles I can pick up on the cheap to enjoy some sun, possibly do some mods. maybe a supercharger... maybe I should get some sleep
Well at least get ourself a 996 Turbo cab... Money in the bank and appreciating, unlike putting a supercharger or aftermarket turbo on a regular 996 which is money burned never to be seen again... Of course the price of a great example 996 Turbo cab is in pissing distance of that 991.1 S cab!
Definitely nicely optioned for someone looking for a cab and that likes that color combo... A similar build in something like a GT silver coupe with full black leather would really be drool worthy!
2013 Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet
$72,245, 22K miles
1 owner, clean carfax WP0CB2A96DS155338
NICE FIND
This car a total BUY. If someone likes the color, go for it. The combo at least as a whole package compliments itself. It's a cohesive color combo.
SC
PSE
PDCC
PCCB
Burmester
14 ways
Full leather!!
No front drilled plate
And more .....
This thing is $83K OFF MSRP!!! More than 50% off MSRP with only 22K miles!!! Don't think twice here someone. BUY, BUY, BUY! This car will be gone in 60 seconds. Maybe even to another Porsche dealer and for $10K more.
I had never seen that color (Mahogany) before and was surprised how good it looked standing next to it. I always preferred coupes over cabs but the int./ext/ colors, the dark brown soft top cover and the build are superb. I like my 2012.5 Agate Gray on black S but this one is better optioned. My car is great in an understated way. this 991.1 S is still understated but it stands out at the same time. very tempting! One of the sales guys on the floor said they had taken it on a trade for a 2018 AMG GTR.
not sure I like the yellow brake pads. not sure what color would be better though
Yellow calipers are a PCCB color. They look great on there. Either that or the RED calipers for steel brakes are the 2 options. Can always get them refinished, but not recommended.
07-07-2018, 02:20 PM
