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Likely an honest oversight- those are just pull downs in a list on the listing form... the title of the ad clearly states '2012 1/2 Porsche Carrera "S" - $62000' in bold print.
True, "lies" is probably an overstatement. On second look, the keywords say RWD even though the ad body says AWD.
Those are 14-way seats. You can see the seat controls in phone #4. No shots of the door so I can't see the memory buttons. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a Premium Plus package - Entry and Drive is included in that, and not usually ordered alone. I'm not even 100% sure you could order than ala carte, and of course the configurator has changed since then. I can also see headlight washer nozzles, and those are part of PDLS (included in Premium / Premium Plus).
The rear bumper appears to have the indents for the ultrasonic parking sensors.
Nicely optioned 2013 S (MT sport exhaust sport chrono) without the stealership tax $66K I do not have any affiliation but guyss said he purchased with 600 miles on it from dealer.
You don't know that. The point of the earlier discussion is absent the VIN and hard information about the options, we don't know the actual MSRP of the other car.
I don't think anyone was enthused about that car. Really, that very brief discussion (since when is a few short back-and-forth comments a "big deal"?) was that Hurricane's comment was correct - it's hard to evaluate an ad like that without the VIN, build sticker, or other concrete source for options. You end up speculating based on what you can see in the photos.
You don't know that. The point of the earlier discussion is absent the VIN and hard information about the options, we don't know the actual MSRP of the other car.
I don't think anyone was enthused about that car. Really, that very brief discussion (since when is a few short back-and-forth comments a "big deal"?) was that Hurricane's comment was correct - it's hard to evaluate an ad like that without the VIN, build sticker, or other concrete source for options. You end up speculating based on what you can see in the photos.
I do know that. I'm within $2K of the MSRP trust me.
We have a Craigslist car, NO VIN, NO verified seller, and not even a great deal. Not really HFS material here and not what put us on the map here.
06-24-2017, 11:05 PM
