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I decided to buy the new 992.2 GTS with some doubts but I wanted to take my money off the street while I waited . I had custom ordered a beautiful GTS and it gave me 2 fantastic years . I also replaced those awful Goodyear tires and it has Michelin 4S with plenty of tread remaining . My dealership used manager low balled me so I went to an independent up the road who has been in business for over 30 years . They were not only outstanding plus the beat the offer but we got to talk and know each other more , They told me they have clients all over the country so it doesnt matter that you are in California .
I optioned my car in GT silver , with lightweight package (but chose18 way seats as I am 65) , Carbon fiber roof , and PCCB with PDK . It has the GTS leather /race tex interior but I did opt for a leather steering wheel . It has PPF and Ceramic by one of the best detailers in Miami . It was very hard to let it go . It has 14K miles ,
Heres a few pictures and if you are interested PM me and I will, send you a link to the dealership and the guy who I dealt with that was very easy to talk to.
my only nit with this car is can’t I get a new 2024 model for roughly the same price? Granted this is an S model and I’m looking at base Carerra on the configurator but realistically I don’t think I need the extra HP of an S
I had a base car albeit a 991.2 and whilst it had a decent spec and i really liked it.. i kept eyeing further up the range, bigger brakes.. bit more HP, bit more cache in my opinion, i think you would be hard pressed to find another CPO in a base with the spec that this car has, certainly a new one would be an option if you want to wait 6 months.. i went through the same exercise of going on the configuration and speccing out a Base 911 "T" and i busted through 145k quite easily, so then you have a high spec base car, so give it a year and you might start thinking hmmm shall i do a tune , then you have to be concerned about your warranty, oh should i have gotten the S, then the next thing i thought was oh i wonder what my trade in value is on this base car... these are all subjective thoughts of course.
I decided to buy the new 992.2 GTS with some doubts but I wanted to take my money off the street while I waited . I had custom ordered a beautiful GTS and it gave me 2 fantastic years . I also replaced those awful Goodyear tires and it has Michelin 4S with plenty of tread remaining . My dealership used manager low balled me so I went to an independent up the road who has been in business for over 30 years . They were not only outstanding plus the beat the offer but we got to talk and know each other more , They told me they have clients all over the country so it doesnt matter that you are in California .
I optioned my car in GT silver , with lightweight package (but chose18 way seats as I am 65) , Carbon fiber roof , and PCCB with PDK . It has the GTS leather /race tex interior but I did opt for a leather steering wheel . It has PPF and Ceramic by one of the best detailers in Miami . It was very hard to let it go . It has 14K miles ,
Heres a few pictures and if you are interested PM me and I will, send you a link to the dealership and the guy who I dealt with that was very easy to talk to.
what a great looking car.. with a well thought out build i imagine your new build will be terrific,...
thank you for flagging. Some questions: 1. What is the use case for surround view and 2. How do I get access to PPN so i can see if other cars i look at have similar issues that the dealer isn’t disclosing? Now I feel like it’s bad to just look at the CPO inspection report and car fax bc those don’t tell the whole story.
Hope your travels to see the car are going well...
Saw this post today with a similar issue your car had...Might be worth looking into if you're buying the car...
Looks like there is a technical service bulletin for faulty injector and engine wiring harness.
Hope your travels to see the car are going well...
Saw this post today with a similar issue your car had...Might be worth looking into if you're buying the car...
Looks like there is a technical service bulletin for faulty injector and engine wiring harness.
@sk911 thank you bro. After seeing the service history Thursday, I actually cancelled my flight to go see the car. While I love the look, I’m being patient and will only buy if I’m satisfied with everything in the car. Thank you again!
After seeing the service history Thursday, I actually cancelled my flight to go see the car. While I love the look, I’m being patient and will only buy if I’m satisfied with everything in the car. Thank you again!
You have mentioned this is similarly priced to a new 24 base. If you can definitely get one soon then it is a good option. Deliveries of first 24 base cars to the US should be August/September.
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