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How does this show warranty end 2020 on the build? Since this is at a non Porsche dealer, will the warranty transfer if CPO?
My guess is last owner bought it CPO and traded it in. Another 2 years of warranty was added onto the original 4. My understanding is that CPO doesn't transfer if bought from non-P dealer (transfers through private party though). Not 100% so will defer to others.
$96K was the correct price. Dealer saw the post here questioning it and contacted me. Sold pretty quick.
Got it. I knew I had found a hot deal - didn't realize it was so hot that it was still hot with +$10k haha
Also, interesting that dealers are monitoring forums. I hope they start listing some hot deals because all I have seen recently are crappy deals on cars (as it relates to c2s coupes) that sit around for a while and then sell after few price reductions.
I thought that was the car that was posted a few days back at Midwest motors for 99,000? must've been a twin then. Of course, this guy is asking 10k more for a private party sale, not exactly "hot"
I thought that was the car that was posted a few days back at Midwest motors for 99,000? must've been a twin then. Of course, this guy is asking 10k more for a private party sale, not exactly "hot"
Not the same car. The other one is GT Silver with 16K miles and no CPO. Look at the GTS market and where these cars are priced at.
The above car is CPO, so who cares if it's FSBO or dealer? Dealer would be asking more than $109K.
If someone can strike a deal at $107K or so, I think a great buy. It's a great build too.
HFS is about great cars at hot or fair prices. It's a package deal. With the current market, we can't all expect to find the needle in haystack listings anymore. I'd be listing one car a month at that rate.
Not the same car. The other one is GT Silver with 16K miles and no CPO. Look at the GTS market and where these cars are priced at.
The above car is CPO, so who cares if it's FSBO or dealer? Dealer would be asking more than $109K.
If someone can strike a deal at $107K or so, I think a great buy. It's a great build too.
HFS is about great cars at hot or fair prices. It's a package deal. With the current market, we can't all expect to find the needle in haystack listings anymore. I'd be listing one car a month at that rate.
Your target of $107K to be a great buy -- I'm guessing that's because it would put it at ~$25K off MSRP? But if someone really wants a GTS at what appears to already be at the lower end of the market at $109K, is $2K really enough of a difference to be haggling over? It seems like HFS material/great buy with 7300 miles at $109K period.
After a quick search on auto trader it looks like you may be able to get a 991 turbo for around the same price you can get a 991 GTS.. With the turbo probably being an older car by about a year or so. If given the choice of say a 14 Turbo vs a 15 GTS. What would you guys choose and why?
After a quick search on auto trader it looks like you may be able to get a 991 turbo for around the same price you can get a 991 GTS.. With the turbo probably being an older car by about a year or so. If given the choice of say a 14 Turbo vs a 15 GTS. What would you guys choose and why?
Would you buy a Honeycrisp or a Gala apple? I am actually kind of serious.
Try to take both for a test drive, and you will likely prefer one over the other.
After a quick search on auto trader it looks like you may be able to get a 991 turbo for around the same price you can get a 991 GTS.. With the turbo probably being an older car by about a year or so. If given the choice of say a 14 Turbo vs a 15 GTS. What would you guys choose and why?
This is one of those questions for the main board. Will go on 30 pages and everyone has an opinion. Drive them both, and choose for yourself like was mentioned. The end.
05-19-2017, 08:42 PM
