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Thanks! Good thing is that I'm very good friends with one of the mechanics at that specific dealership who gave me all kinds of inside detail. Said the GM mentioned they are into the car for $76k (lease turn-in I believe). Now just need to figure out if I'm going with a cab or coupe!
Its not immediately local but its not too far.
If you have an inside scoop, all the better. More info the better. Go for it, it's a great deal!
You might just need to paint it if you can't find the right color. Let me know. I want that Aerokit rear spoiler!
Hahaha.. For starting, and maintaining this thread (which has been instrumental in shaping my understanding of which kind of 911 would i want and specifically what in it I would like) i'd be happy to give you the aerokit spoiler for free :-)
Hahaha.. For starting, and maintaining this thread (which has been instrumental in shaping my understanding of which kind of 911 would i want and specifically what in it I would like) i'd be happy to give you the aerokit spoiler for free :-)
Don't let a small thing like that turn you off on the car. I'd even buy a used retractable spoiler and trade you! If you get serious about the car, I can ask about the power to it. Have a parts guy I deal with that can give a definite answer.
The dealer would need to program the spoiler. Also, forgot. You'd need a new center button console for the button.
Overall, I'd say like a $2,000 project. Say $500 spoiler, $450 button console, $500 install and $500 paint if needed. The only thing we'd need info on is the wiring for it.
Don't let a small thing like that turn you off on the car.
Haha. Thank you. Have a query into the dealer to check availability first. Will keen you guys updated! Interestingly enough, a quick run through their inventory reveals a '13 Aston Martin DB8 can be had for a price lesser than the 911 GTS
I've used a carrier near Toronto in the past on classic cars, TFX International, who did a very good job for me. They transported from Canada to the states and cleared customs with the car.
Hi folks - this thread is wonderful and I have been lurking in hopes of finding a CPO C2S with 20k or less at around 60k to replace my 2012 C63 (I know, I will be here for a while ).
Quick question - I thought we had a 25-year import rule here in the states. Does that not apply when purchasing vehicles from other countries in North America?
Hi folks - this thread is wonderful and I have been lurking in hopes of finding a CPO C2S with 20k or less at around 60k to replace my 2012 C63 (I know, I will be here for a while ).
Quick question - I thought we had a 25-year import rule here in the states. Does that not apply when purchasing vehicles from other countries in North America?
03-03-2016, 03:04 PM
Asking $89,900.00
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