HOT FOR SALE: Pick of the Week 991
07-12-2017, 04:12 PM
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Thread Starter
Originally Posted by squid42
What is it with the C4S flood lately?
Expensive Cab, but good money off. Missing PSE, "only" Bose, otherwise pretty complete. Good color, 2-tone full leather and carbon fiber trim.
Very pretty car, but boy would I hate to have been the one taking the deprecation of the first owner.
$94,980 @ 13,452 miles, down from $145,295 msrp
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...modelCode1=911
VIN: WP0CB2A96ES155888
13,452 miles, $145,295 msrp, $50,315 loss, 65.37%
$3.74/mile, mile factor 0.729/10k
$1,277.47/month(p), age 3.3 years (39 months), factor 0.878/year, 4,101 miles/year (production)
Expensive Cab, but good money off. Missing PSE, "only" Bose, otherwise pretty complete. Good color, 2-tone full leather and carbon fiber trim.
Very pretty car, but boy would I hate to have been the one taking the deprecation of the first owner.
$94,980 @ 13,452 miles, down from $145,295 msrp
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...modelCode1=911
VIN: WP0CB2A96ES155888
13,452 miles, $145,295 msrp, $50,315 loss, 65.37%
$3.74/mile, mile factor 0.729/10k
$1,277.47/month(p), age 3.3 years (39 months), factor 0.878/year, 4,101 miles/year (production)
Beautiful car!! Matching Sport Design Wheels!
https://www.carfax.com/VehicleHistor...CB2A96ES155888
Showing Montana registrations!! LOL. Wink, wink. Save sales tax $$$.
http://www.phillipsauto.com/vehicle-...ca-id-12547669
WP0CB2A96ES155888
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07-12-2017, 04:34 PM
Fourth year....they had been declining for two years before the 991.2 came out.
Boxster/Cayman
2006 sales 11,528 First year for Cayman
2007 sales 9,649
2008 sales 6,495
2009 sales 3,875 BIG drop...recession!
2010 sales 3,499
2011 sales 3,150
2012 sales 3,356
2013 sales 7,953 HOLY COW, nice jump
2014 sales 7,292
2015 sales 6,663
2016 sales 6,260
Boxster/Cayman sales peaked in 2014 and steadily declined (after an astounding 137 percent jump in 2013). Still twice what they were five years ago.
In 2009 Porsche still publicly reported out by specific model - base, S, cab, turbo, 4S, etc...wish they still did that.
Boxster/Cayman
2006 sales 11,528 First year for Cayman
2007 sales 9,649
2008 sales 6,495
2009 sales 3,875 BIG drop...recession!
2010 sales 3,499
2011 sales 3,150
2012 sales 3,356
2013 sales 7,953 HOLY COW, nice jump
2014 sales 7,292
2015 sales 6,663
2016 sales 6,260
Boxster/Cayman sales peaked in 2014 and steadily declined (after an astounding 137 percent jump in 2013). Still twice what they were five years ago.
In 2009 Porsche still publicly reported out by specific model - base, S, cab, turbo, 4S, etc...wish they still did that.
07-12-2017, 04:44 PM
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I didn't know that, though - very interesting! No 2013 Cayman - kind of like the 1983 Corvette LOL.
07-12-2017, 06:03 PM
Somebody posted a table of OEM wheel weights somewhere, there might be a difference in weight or at least in weight/robustness.
07-12-2017, 07:21 PM
Those Sport Design wheels end up on a lot of c4's for whatever reason. First painted set i've seen in gray, look nice.
I think you'll continue to see 911 sales struggle. Porsche has clearly sold their soul to the suv market which has been the course of most of the auto makers. Then there's the Panamerican which i'm still trying to figure out.
I think you'll continue to see 911 sales struggle. Porsche has clearly sold their soul to the suv market which has been the course of most of the auto makers. Then there's the Panamerican which i'm still trying to figure out.
07-12-2017, 08:03 PM
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Those Sport Design wheels end up on a lot of c4's for whatever reason. First painted set i've seen in gray, look nice.
I think you'll continue to see 911 sales struggle. Porsche has clearly sold their soul to the suv market which has been the course of most of the auto makers. Then there's the Panamerican which i'm still trying to figure out.
I think you'll continue to see 911 sales struggle. Porsche has clearly sold their soul to the suv market which has been the course of most of the auto makers. Then there's the Panamerican which i'm still trying to figure out.
07-12-2017, 08:03 PM
Race Director
Thread Starter
Looking for a price point car with higher mileage? This is it possibly. Great build.
Yes, higher miles but one owner and looks like scheduled maintenance has been up to date.
I emailed the owner. He's legit has been daily driven in Wisconsin winters too as an FYI. How much or details I don't have. Whoever is interested for it.
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Yes, higher miles but one owner and looks like scheduled maintenance has been up to date.
I emailed the owner. He's legit has been daily driven in Wisconsin winters too as an FYI. How much or details I don't have. Whoever is interested for it.
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Last edited by STG; 07-12-2017 at 08:26 PM.
07-12-2017, 08:17 PM
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Not a bad price if it checks out!
07-12-2017, 08:23 PM
Race Director
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by Hurricane
Not a bad price if it checks out!
Lowest Priced 991.1 C2S in the USA @ $54,900.00. Over $70K off $126K MSRP
Next cheapest one is $66,991.00 with 61K miles (non Porsche dealer).
07-12-2017, 09:24 PM
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07-12-2017, 09:36 PM
07-12-2017, 09:38 PM
Originally Posted by pfbz
[Almost] everything I'm looking for! Am I going to have to cave on the third pedal??? 
I split that 80/20 in favor of the button shifters...
07-12-2017, 09:42 PM
But...if it checks out, this one sounds really nice and sounds like it's been cared for properly. Also some nice add-ons. Not bad for $55K!
I know we haven't seen many high mileage ones yet, but are there any significant service $$ that are anticipated to be incurred in the upper 75K - 100K mile range?
07-12-2017, 10:14 PM
The only "hate it" option for me would be the steering wheel, but that can be swapped out. Bemo is the ONLY guy in here who likes the shift buttons, everyone else installs the SD wheel
07-12-2017, 10:38 PM
Race Director
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by The Fat Kid
Buy it. Drive the **** out of it for a year while looking for your perfect car. Sell it for close to what you paid for it.
The only "hate it" option for me would be the steering wheel, but that can be swapped out. Bemo is the ONLY guy in here who likes the shift buttons, everyone else installs the SD wheel
The only "hate it" option for me would be the steering wheel, but that can be swapped out. Bemo is the ONLY guy in here who likes the shift buttons, everyone else installs the SD wheel
The "Bemo quote"
