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2015 4S. 22k. Asking 82k. MT.
It is NOT being sold by a Porsche dealer. So no CPO. Is this worth going to see? Car looks clean in photos.
Price seems reasonable. There was a $140k build 2014 4S with similar miles that sold last fall for $82,500 private party (in Sapphire). This one is a much leaner build, but a year newer
It was in Maryland and I had it transferred for $150. It took 4 days to get to Atl. I had the holes filled and painted for the front plate. The guy I know took off the bumper and used fiberglass backing to be sure the holes don't reappear. He only charged me $300 and it is flawless.
Solid buy! Carmax warranty is incredible. I inquired about a 997 PDK they had, and the $50 deductible 60k plan was only $2700. $1800 for the $500 deductible. If you can find the right car, it is the way to go!
I'm not sure whether the actual deal qualifies as HFS, but this car is truly one of a kind. If it had racing buckets and PDK i't be in my garage now. Guess I'll have to make due with my '14 S for now!
Its 10 minutes from my house so I went and saw it a couple of weeks ago, as Birch Green is probably my absolute favorite 911 color. Truly, truly stunning.
2015 4S. 22k. Asking 82k. MT.
It is NOT being sold by a Porsche dealer. So no CPO. Is this worth going to see? Car looks clean in photos.
Car was for sale at a NC Porsche dealer one year ago beginning of 2018 for $95K and 17K miles. Didn't sell and went to auction. Looks like sold and now has 22K miles at a dealer on east coast. Also gained a drilled front bumper.
The wheels it had last year which are on the build sheet now have been switched out for the Carrera S style. I guess I have more questions than answers. Maybe the car checks out and you can get it for a decent price? Doubt a non Porsche dealer can get what they're asking. Maybe $78K--$80K? They will be more motivated the longer it sits.
Car was for sale at a NC Porsche dealer one year ago beginning of 2018 for $95K and 17K miles. Didn't sell and went to auction. Looks like sold and now has 22K miles at a dealer on east coast. Also gained a drilled front bumper.
The wheels it had last year which are on the build sheet now have been switched out for the Carrera S style. I guess I have more questions than answers. Maybe the car checks out and you can get it for a decent price? Doubt a non Porsche dealer can get what they're asking. Maybe $78K--$80K? They will be more motivated the longer it sits.
Anyone in the area that can look at the car for me? I have a ‘14 C2 with pdk. Want a manual. Family driving from CT to Sebring in the next month with a hauler that could drop it off in ATL. Thanks......
2014 with msrp $136k. Let just assume what is fair market value for private buyer. What would you pay for it?
10k miles
pristine condition
clear bra
a few added aftermarket mods mostly cosmetic
two tone full leather
2014 with msrp $136k. Let just assume what is fair market value for private buyer. What would you pay for it?
10k miles
pristine condition
clear bra
a few added aftermarket mods mostly cosmetic
two tone full leather
Great build! I would pay a bit under $80k. There was a similar car posted in the classified, but with Aerokit (white) and X51, and that guy was asking $83k. It had CPO but 19k miles. I don't know if it sold; at $79k it was definitely a solid price.
As a comp, a similar 2012 with 13,000 miles (no sport design kit) in platinum silver was posted by me a month ago. That guy was fighting off buyers at $67,500. He priced it was too low. Figure the SD package is worth $3k, and the car is worth $3k per year, so a "hot" price on this 2014 would be $76,500.
Me; I would just go SD ducktail and put the Vorsteiner front spoiler on the car, rather than the SD front bumper on a standard, no SD kit car. Slightly cheaper, and I think the Vorsteiner looks better.