thought

Tried to post this before but it doesnt seem to work.

https://chambers.porschedealer.com/i...etallic+992365

Price:
$ 68,998.00
Condition:
Certified
Mileage:
19,101 mi
Exterior Color:
Agate Grey Metallic
Interior Color:
Agate / Pebble Grey lthr int
Transmission:
7 Speed Automatic
Stock #:
R1199A
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number):
WP0AB2A98CS121357

Base - The New 911 Carrera S
176 - Sport Exhaust System
250 - Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
276 - Automatically Dimming Mirrors
321 - Power Sport Seats (right)
322 - Power Sport Seats (left)
342 - Seat Heating (front)
427 - 20-inch Carrera Classic Wheel
446 - Wheel Center Caps With Colored Porsche Crest
541 - Seat Ventilation (Front)
583 - Smoking Package
603 - Porsche Dynamic Light System
640 - Sport Chrono Package
672 - Navigation Module
682 - Burmester(R) Sound System
690 - SiriusXM(R) & HD Radio(R) Rcvr
693 - 6-disc CD/DVD Changer
844 - Multi-function Steering Wheel
970 - Two-tone Leather Interior
BV - Agate Grey / Pebble Grey Leather Interior
N0 - Agate Grey Metallic
P06 - Power Sport Seats (14-way)
P38 - Premium Package
P3A - Burmester® Audio Package
ZAA - Auto AC
ZAB - Ornamental Porsche Crest
ZAC - No Sunroof

visitador

Looks like those nicely equipped, low mileage, priced between $70-80K CPO 2012.5-14 991.1S are all gone?

raidersfan

It likely has a lot to do with current housing/stock market gains. I would argue this is 80% of the reason for the strength of sales, not N/A vs. turbo engine. People are feeling good right now, especially those at the top of the income ladder. Housing has been booming here, going up 10% a year for 7 years now. Market is way up. Everything feels a bit "frothy" circa 2006. Certainly, perhaps those gains at the top of the income ladder are somehow "locked in" while everyone in the lower 60% continues to tread water (keeping 911 prices very strong), but history would disagree in most instances.

If the market or housing corrects, how many buyers, for what for many people is essentially a 3rd car, disappear? If 20% fewer buyers are in the market for a used 991, you will see drastically lower prices. With the current run-up in asset pricing, it is likely many "newly affluent" buyers are also shopping for their first 911, and it is this group that wouldn't have existed 3 years ago, and may not exist in another 3 years.

I would guesstimate that 90% of all buyers are not enthusiasts and have zero appreciation for an NA vs Turbo engine. Especially in the 991 platform. I meet quite a few people driving 991's around my place of work, and I would say 10% are enthusiasts, 40% have owned Porsches before but aren't into specifics, they just like the way they drive, and the other 50% just want a high-end car. When visiting Dallas recently, I lost track of how many 991.1 and 991.2 I saw in Highland Park. I would be surprised if I could call 10% of that crowd "enthusiasts".

The number of financed transactions vs cash transactions on CPO cars, vs. 3 years ago, would tell us a lot, for instance.

sessionstu

Price has dropped on this one. $86,988

What a sweet car.

thought

I've tried to post this one up twice but it keeps on telling me that I need admin approval...

https://chambers.porschedealer.com/i...etallic+992365

squid42

Can't resist posting this now that I looked up what a fully loaded 718 costs.

I'll never complain again about a $112,000 991.1 GTS

http://www.porsche-code.com/PJHV3S51

dd356

The 911 sales are off. Gains are in newer Suv class and God awful Pnamerica, ie daily drivers.

STG

$150K 4cy 718

As a teenage girl would say ... OMG

To me, they're way overpriced at $90K

thought

I've been trying to post a car to this thread all day but it keeps on saying that it needs to be approved by a mod first... any reason for that?

Trying again now and this just seems to be a good deal overall for the miles and option package:

https://chambers.porschedealer.com/i...etallic+992365

Price:$ 68,998.00
Condition:CertifiedMileage:19,101 mi
Exterior Color:Agate Grey Metallic
Interior Color:Agate / Pebble Grey lthr int
Transmission:7 Speed Automatic
Stock #:R1199A
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number):WP0AB2A98CS121357

Base - The New 911 Carrera S
176 - Sport Exhaust System
250 - Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
276 - Automatically Dimming Mirrors
321 - Power Sport Seats (right)
322 - Power Sport Seats (left)
342 - Seat Heating (front)
427 - 20-inch Carrera Classic Wheel
446 - Wheel Center Caps With Colored Porsche Crest
541 - Seat Ventilation (Front)
583 - Smoking Package
603 - Porsche Dynamic Light System
640 - Sport Chrono Package
672 - Navigation Module
682 - Burmester(R) Sound System
690 - SiriusXM(R) & HD Radio(R) Rcvr
693 - 6-disc CD/DVD Changer
844 - Multi-function Steering Wheel
970 - Two-tone Leather Interior
BV - Agate Grey / Pebble Grey Leather Interior
N0 - Agate Grey Metallic
P06 - Power Sport Seats (14-way)
P38 - Premium Package
P3A - Burmester® Audio Package
ZAA - Auto AC
ZAB - Ornamental Porsche Crest
ZAC - No Sunroof

pdutta2000

This car was sold in December. The Porsche version of the Chambers site has some bugs where old cars still show.

Fünfer

I haven't tried, but how much could you spec up a 911 S if you go for all the options and extras? Probably close to, if not over $200K.

STG

Curt Wohlgemuth

Yes, $150k for a 718 is just for show ("look what I can do on the configurator!").

My 718 was quite expensive at $90k (yes STG, overpriced ), most are much less $$.

STG

Nothing like taking a LONG drive well out of town where the roads are empty, long, straight, and asking for some high screaming RPM's. Yes, Sport +, PSE, and PCM OFF come in very handy for times like this.

Kills bugs fast but too bad they stick, splat, and also love the Rennline mesh

Driving around town or in even moderate traffic feels very chained down at times with cars like these if you know what I mean. I love taking those rural drives. Always looking for new routes with curves and straight roads. Just getting in and going for a random drive with no particular destination is the best. Many of these back roads, I barely passed any cars and could see VERY far

The cows were looking at me like I was a UFO or something. All turning with a blank stare.

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WGJP 993

STG, you car is looking good!

HFS = Heifer For Sale?!