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I came across this one last night while searching... it looks awfully nice...
MUST have: stick, S or 4S
REALLY want: Ventilated seats, 18 way seats, Leather interior package, Premium Package Plus, Sport Exhaust System, Porsche Crest on headrests, CPO
LUXURY to have: 2 tone leather, Sport Chrono, aero kit
IMPARTIAL: Cabrio, Coupe
Prefer a dark gray, black exterior
Budget: 80k
Thoughts on this deal at another Sonic Dealer: Red C4S
Model: 2013 Carrera 4s CPO
Mileage: 31,315
MSRP: $125,255
Asking: $72,992
VIN: WP0AB2A9XDS120907
updated format w/ pics. sorry STG
Last edited by kunzjob; 02-24-2018 at 06:48 PM.
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LOW mileage 2016 GTS with Manual, SPASM, Aerokit Cup, and NO sunroof. Rare find and priced $$ RIGHT.
Has the GTS Alcantara interior too. A perfect example of a 991.1 Last of the NA GTS's. Someone has great taste with this build. Just drop the power steering plus
For listings >>>> can we please keep a similar format to this?
We like listings that can be tracked in the future and searchable. Just posting a link (which will go dead as soon as the car sells), does nothing for future reference.
Thoughts on this CPO example for sale at Porsche Monterey? Since I'm fairly new to my 991 search, any major options that are missing that I may have overlooked? Overpriced?
Thoughts on this CPO example for sale at Porsche Monterey? Since I'm fairly new to my 991 search, any major options that are missing that I may have overlooked? Overpriced?
Looks slick. Price seems fair, not great. A lot of folks prefer the sport design wheel with PDK, myself included, but SC is the big one for PDK which this one has. And PSE is a nice bonus.
And the sport chronos in Agate are amazing...may need to get my black sport technos painted...
Thoughts on this CPO example for sale at Porsche Monterey? Since I'm fairly new to my 991 search, any major options that are missing that I may have overlooked? Overpriced?
Here is the built. I think it is priced ok given the original high MSRP. You have to decide whether the options are fine. Also check the interior color. Some people like it, some don't. As dimesa said, a lot us prefer the sports design steering wheel. I changed mine to that the moment I received my car. The issue is, from what I read on the main board, the sports design steering wheel is in back
order or no longer produced
I saw this one - and love the build. Bet the price is legitimate given the mileage, and seems like more than fair mileage adjustment. I'd trade me low-option, lower mileage base for it straight up
That seems like a great deal! Even with the mileage, you will see few, if any, base model 991 cars with 60,000 miles at $50k.
QUOTE=dkmesa;14824521]I saw this one - and love the build. Bet the price is legitimate given the mileage, and seems like more than fair mileage adjustment. I'd trade me low-option, lower mileage base for it straight up [/QUOTE]
Continuing my tradition of trying to find 991S that are below the $80K mark. This is a northern California one: WP0AB2A92CS121029. Asking $67900 with 35K mileage and without CPO. It looks like the 2012.5 are getting higher mileage and running out of CPO. Maybe that is the reason price is lower? Well, at least for Northern California. The saving grace? It has the SPASM that some of you guys find desirable. PDK though
Continuing my tradition of trying to find 991S that are below the $80K mark. This is a northern California one: WP0AB2A92CS121029. Asking $67900 with 35K mileage and without CPO. It looks like the 2012.5 are getting higher mileage and running out of CPO. Maybe that is the reason price is lower? Well, at least for Northern California. The saving grace? It has the SPASM that some of you guys find desirable. PDK though
Interior color would be prohibitively expensive to change... Top would be extremely expensive to change and really doesn't fix the problem... Even though the yellow isn't the problem per se, it certainly clashes with the rest.
About the only solution I can see is changing the exterior color to white, and to keep it reasonable, just www.dipyourcar.com :-)
White with red top, red leather certainly isn't one of my top-ten color combos, but at least it isn't hideous...
Then again, you might still have a $50K car that looks like crap. Now at $40K, I'd be happy to channel Ronald McDonald for a while...
Agree something like this would work....I'd offer $35k for the car and then wrap it in silver, graphite, black for another $4-5k with one of the best shops in the US. Problem almost solved. But as it they'd have to really pay me to drive it as it exists as the color is hideous!
02-23-2018, 06:41 PM
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