Originally Posted by 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

Originally Posted by Bobby 911

wow there is still a bunch of new Carrera T’s that never sold.

Originally Posted by CaymanSinAR

Nearly every one a PDK.

Originally Posted by Wing Commander

...and sunroof...?

Originally Posted by PNW2015

Thoughts on this one? I like the build. For really hot weather (arizona/ south texas) I like the white color and non black ventilated seats.

https://www.ebautobrokers.com/detail...7hs124435.html

Originally Posted by Upscale Audio

I think that saddle brown is f*cking beautiful. Really really beautiful. And it's so rarely done...that's the funny thing. Nice nice car. Really nice.

Originally Posted by PNW2015

Thoughts on this one? I like the build. For really hot weather (arizona/ south texas) I like the white color and non black ventilated seats.

https://www.ebautobrokers.com/detail...7hs124435.html

Originally Posted by Ivyplaya01

this actually just happened to me. Negotiated the price on the following Turbo S, clean Carfax, CPO from a reportedly reputable Porsche dealer. I was negotiating this as a non local purchase. They explicitly told me that there was no history of damage to vehicle and other than a couple minor scratches was pristine with amazing records and service history. The day of signing and completing the deal (this past Friday), the business manager decided to call me to tell me that they’ve decided to not certify the vehicle. And they also decided to disclose that the car had previous unibody damage repair completed to the left rear panel/section. They knew this all along (the bought the car back from one of their longtime customers a month after the damage occurred- according to a Porsche GM connection that I have) and strung me along till the final day of purchase. I had already sold my S5 in lieu of purchase and shipping this vehicle. They were unwilling to work out any sort of cost concessions, and basically said take it or leave it, despite the fact I had spent hours working on this transaction, sold my 2018 S5 for below market value to purchase this Porsche. Absolutely no integrity whatsoever. And guess what, the vehicle is still listed on their website for sale without any mention of damage. They just removed it from their CPO inventory list today at least.

Unfortunately even Porsche dealers can’t be trusted these days. My trust level in Porsche has sunk to new lows. I will be addressing this poor experience with Porsche NA

Buyer beware:
https://www.porschecharleston.com/in...ad2a99es166143

Originally Posted by PNW2015

Thoughts on this one? I like the build. For really hot weather (arizona/ south texas) I like the white color and non black ventilated seats.

https://www.ebautobrokers.com/detail...7hs124435.html

Originally Posted by cyclonus2000

Price is good. I’ve been searching for base 2017s and the better specs have been around 82k. So a well optioned S is great. Love non black leathers. That brown from the photos looks a bit too dark for my tastes but I know in person these colors are probably going to be way better. I also like the look of white with the glass roof. Very storm troopery.

Originally Posted by PNW2015

I will likely head over today and report back.