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I have seen 2013 models that have it specifically listed on the build sheet
Option 672 Navigation Module
Others, newer years, don't have it listed anymore and it seems to be standard.
Not sure if it was always included or not??
I think it was standard on all the 991.1's. I had a 2012.5 991S (a launch car) and currently have a 2013 991S and they both have navigation. Both build sheets show nav on there, though.
Would be curious if anyone with a 991.1 without nav would chime in. But I do think it was standard on all 991.1's.
This one popped up in my alerts today ( I like convertibles)
2014 S - DBM (listed as sapphire but it's clearly not sapphire) looks like full black leather, red seat belts, SC, carbon fiber trim and a stick(!) 20K miles
This one popped up in my alerts today ( I like convertibles)
2014 S - DBM (listed as sapphire but it's clearly not sapphire) looks like full black leather, red seat belts, SC, carbon fiber trim and a stick(!) 20K miles
Bit expensive for the age and warranty probably runs out right now. And plain black on black with non-full leather. PDK + SC + paddles. Good looking as a c4s with the red accents and the right wheels. Personally I would consider this more of a driver's car if it had sports seats plus and was basalt black.
The "c2s" from the posting before that is the same car.
2014 C2S. 25k miles. $79,995. MSRP $125,725. PDK, PSE, SC, SD steering, SportDesign package. Original warranty through Jan 2018. Looks like a CPO car but at non-P dealer, so warranty probably won't transfer. Overall, sweet build, slightly higher miles but looks like a pretty good price (assuming clean history - I have not looked).
2014 C2S. 25k miles. $79,995. MSRP $125,725. PDK, PSE, SC, SD steering, SportDesign package. Original warranty through Jan 2018. Looks like a CPO car but at non-P dealer, so warranty probably won't transfer. Overall, sweet build, slightly higher miles but looks like a pretty good price (assuming clean history - I have not looked).
Some claim that they have had success getting Porsche to cover CPO warranty repairs even after a non-porsche dealer sale, but if you are honest with the dealer or the transfer shows up in carfax, it will be no-go.
Remember those build sheets that sometimes show the CPO warranty dates are really an internal Porsche dealer document, not intended for outside use...
05-18-2017, 04:28 PM
