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Nice build with PDK, SC, Sport Plus seats, Sport Design wheel w/ paddles, deviated belts and stitching, etc.
For me, it's a triple deal-breaker (no cabs, no pdk, no red) but different strokes and all that... Definitely a nice looking car! I'd rather see it with CPO or a few less miles for the asking, but the market is strong right now.
HFS brain-trust thoughts on this one? I have it on hold right now at Carmax... Looking at it next weekend.
2012 991 C2
Black over Black
$92K Original Sticker
$56K Ask
56K miles
Clean autocheck WP0AA2A9XCS106586
Base car, Manual transmission, sunroof, 20" Carrera S wheels.
Very basic build, but hits my key four musts... Couple, manual, not red or yellow, well priced.
Previously CPO'ed Jan 2016 which will probably wash, but likely in great mechanical condition.
My dream 991? No, but one of the lowest priced no-accident, lower mile 991's I've seen. Priced on top of the nicer 997.2 S cars with similar miles. And 981 Cayman S's with essentially the same engine.
Looks very clean in the pictures, but then again, it's Carmax. Could be a gem, could be a roach.
Miles?
Which location? How many owners?
No power steering plus? What will you do
Fixed the mileage... 56K, same as asking price!
Looks to me like two owners, original purchaser 08/2012 and CPO purchaser 12/2015. Autocheck 'calculates' 3, but one of them looks like when it transitioned from a lease to original owner at exactly 3 years.
I might struggle without the 'every sales representative checks this box' PSP option, but hey, there's always gym memberships if turning the wheel at slow speeds is an ordeal ;-)
Probably not the right car, but still interesting data for price point and worth checking out.
On $ off, I think the % or $ off asking is a bit different on lightly optioned cars... A handful of highly desirable options truly add real value to these cars (for me at least), the rest depreciate at a MUCH faster rate than the base car itself.
It is compared to the 90K miles on the last 991 that was at this price point... And yes, I know they don't negotiate. I just use the same template on my car listings... You have anything good to post up?
It is compared to the 90K miles on the last 991 that was at this price point... And yes, I know they don't negotiate. I just use the same template on my car listings... You have anything good to post up?
Sure - how about this 911 Carrera S Coupe 6-Speed Manual for $63500? Can't wait to find out why the # is NY and the mileage that was conspicuously not listed...
Sure - how about this 911 Carrera S Coupe 6-Speed Manual for $63500? Can't wait to find out why the # is NY and the mileage that was conspicuously not listed...
As a side note, might be coincidence, but I've seen the Porsche market loosen up a bit just in the past week...
I've found several really nicely optioned / nicely priced cars after just about giving up... Not all 991's, but just a comment on the general Porsche market:
An awesome Cayman GTS - flawless, low miles, nearly perfectly optioned (but it has PDK which is a deal breaker for me) full cpo at a fantastic price! $72K.
A loaded manual shift 997.1 Turbo (with PCCBs!)... Another car that has had silly pricing in the past couple of months... $61K.
A super clean low mileage 997.2 S DFI manual car, also priced right $53K.
That great red S/Cab/PDK at $69K above that someone should JUMP on if he hasn't taken a deposit yet!
Let's hope we see some more HOT cars at GREAT prices pop up in the coming weeks...