subwoofer

I have bought three cars from these guys including my current Boxster 25. This seems to be a optioned up 2024 T. FYI only.
83 miles and pre-owned? Strange but seems like a new car that someone didn't like?

https://www.porschenashua.com/certif...3b3f11c632.htm

edofloat

The dealer will punch the car so it is sold in the system to get more allocation then sell as CPO.

subwoofer

Joder!!! I thought these guys were straight! Well I’ll be damned. Thanks.

VarTheVar

Who options a T like that? Go get a GTS instead

robopp

That's a lot of blue on the interior...

Scott P

I love blue but that's too much

Fullyield

Several “high optioned” T’s for sale right now which likely means it’s a dealer specc’d/ordered car where dealer is trying to make greater profit on options. Like Var said above, if I can afford a heavily optioned T then I would just get an S or GTS.

911Castle

There's nothing shady if a dealer punches the car. It helps them with future allocations and they also get incentives for CPO vehicles.

Drew46

I would be surprised if the dealer spec'd that interior. There are many less polarizing options to add that would make the car more marketable to the general public. Of course, not impossible, but it doesn't seem likely to me.

Crusje

Dealer to get the most money out of some sucker.

Dream in PTS

SportDesign Package just looks so good. I would have skipped many of the options on this build, but the exterior is stunning.

Budman1

Have to admit shark blue is starting to really grow on me. Not sure I could quite pull the trigger on one, but my appreciation for more vibrant 911 colors is growing.

rasetsu

Back 6-12 months ago when many dealers would not let anyone spec a T without a ~$15K ADM and would not sell outside of specific territories, this is probably the result of that. There are no shortage of Ts out there that dealers ended up bloat spec'ing themselves because they couldn't find a customer to take the allocation with $15K ADMs.

VarTheVar

You think this was an unwanted 911 allocation that the dealer had to spec themselves? I guess that's possible

tna3

I have had experience with this dealer, 2 years ago. We had a verbal agreement on a Cayman GTS allocation that they had gotten and I was to drive in the next day morning to sign paperwork. Before I could get there they called me to say they got a higher bid and took that instead.