JoshuaKM1

Has anyone made a thread dedicated to "hot for sale" deals on GT cars? And I guess by "hot for sale" i mean anything at or below MSRP. I'm kicking around the idea of ordering a 992 GT3 but I think I'm too cheap to make the full MSRP commitment after getting such a great deal on my 991.1 .

evilfij

Love that C4 cab. Amazing build. The carfax blem makes me not bid because I can’t go to ATL to look at it, but it is the second nicest cab build I have ever seen.

And 70 plus for wood trim is ageist. I love wood trim and I am decades away from 70.

Ivyplaya01

good point. Sorry

Buyer Beware per my earliest post a couple days ago.

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dkmesa

Yeah i know, insensitive joke. Wood trim is for the elderly and those with poor taste :P

Bob Z.

If I were looking for a .2 Cab I would seriously consider it and the wood works well as part of the entire package, and if the Carfax blem is documented it should not matter if the end price accounts for it...I think someone is going to get a real good deal.

sr5959

Looking at used cars myself these days, it’s hard to find one with a completely clear Carfax. Many have ‘minor’ damage which usually just means repair of a parking scrape.

Bud Taylor

a large majority (90% + ??) of Carfax dings come from police accident reports not insurance claims.

sr5959

Interesting. Makes sense.

Freddie Two Bs

Wow. Fantastic car. Almost a dream spec for me. I even love the wood trim.

PCA1983

Very nice spec cab. Except for the slick steering wheel that I hate. A JB4 tune would bring the power right up to S level, if wanted.

Dkk16

I posted this on the main 991 page as well...

I am looking for a NEW 2018-19 911- C2, Cabroilet, S, 4S, possibly GTS or a TARGA form a Porsche dealer. I know it is slim pickens out there & my options are limited, oh well, my challenge I just don't dig the 992 interior.



I see on the Porsche USA website they have the country wide USED dealership search. They also have the search by zip code. The zip code one will take forever, PLUS you have to go into each dealership for an accurate inventory.... I tried it a few times. What is the fastest most accurate way for my quest besides going to every USA Dealerships website & search?



I guess my local dealer could have a more comprehensive search however I would have to go the trade route & it could increase the price.



Thanks!!

carman63

I just went to cars.com and searched nationwide for 2018-19 'new' cars only, $150K max, and got 218 results. High price was $149,970 (MSRP) for a C4 GTS and lowest was $96, 936 for a 2019 C2 (MSRP $112K).

https://www.cars.com/for-sale/search...62520&zc=21128

EDIT: Take the max price to $175K and you can get into a 2019 Turbo:https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...1892/overview/

sr5959

I use Autotrader usually lists everything at Porsche dealers.

Also I agree with you on the 992 interior don’t like it that much.

Dkk16

thanks guys

visitador

Right now, it is at $63K. Someone is going to end up with a great deal if no one bids soon