Riviera Blue 993TT for sale
 

Looks like a Canadian car for sale in Canada. Anybody here know this car?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-911-...m=231577888339

will be interesting to see how much it goes for.

The "Hated Seat" in the listing must have driven the price up! :)

yes, when you buy it, you hate yourself for paying so much, so you in the hated seat :)

quik sale
 

This car has been on autotrader.ca for a long time. Started at around $350K US$ if I recall, so, considering the colour, it is now priced for a quick sale.:roflmao:

Did this car ever sell ?

Should of sold it at an auction.

Still available at 309k USD

http://www.autotrader.ca/a/Porsche/9...orup=26_100_26

Thanks Touring Teg, if it's still available there must be something wrong with that car for sure .
If not it would of been goooone a long time ago .

I'm thinkin' the price is just toooo high. There are 21 priced and half a dozen unpriced 993tt's on cars.com and nothing seems to have moved in months.

I don't think $309k for a low mile Riviera Blue TT is too bad , if that car would of been a perfect car in sure they are plenty of collectors would of picked it up already , the car looks like it has lots of bad stories .

I love the Riviera Blue look. But is unique color really worth a ~$100K+ premium? Otherwise it's a nicely optioned, <30K miles, '97 model year 993TT that would otherwise probably sell in the $180-200K range if it were a standard color combo. Put another way, is Riviera Blue enough to put a 993TT close to 993 Turbo S territory in terms of price?

993 TS are north of $400k now and I believe the Riviera Blue color will bring $100k xtra for the color , how many have you seen around ? I haven't seen one for sale in 4years , this car has paint work and the seats sure don't look like the car has those low miles , that's why it hasn't sold yet , if hat car would of checked out it would of been in a collectors garage by now .

The car is canadian spec.
Therefore it cannot be imported to USA until it is 25 years old or older.
This is what is killing the sale IMO.
Had it been old enough to import to USA it would be long gone at $300k u.s

Euro is weak which perhaps is keeping interested buyers overseas at bay... same goes for local canadian buyers not looking to pay big U.S dollar price only for the CDN dollar to swing back around in 5 years or so... It would mean overpaying for the the car by 20% if the cdn dollar goes close to par again...

Unfortunately for the seller, the car is going to have to be realitically priced in CDN dollars and will have to stick around in canada for a little while longer....

Price pointing this car in U.S dollars was a pipe dream

Back up for sale
https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...iera-blue.html

Will Porsche not provide a letter stating the car meets us emissions/safety specs?

I was able to get such a letter from Ferrari to import a Canadian car that was less than 25yrs old.