? About 2005 turbo not turbo S worth more?
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? About 2005 turbo not turbo S worth more?
I'm looking at a 05 turbo. Unknown to me they built 122 regular turbos in 05. I thought they only built the turbo s.
Anyone have thoughts on the appreciation value of an 05 turbo vs 05 turbo s since the turbo in 05 is much more rare?
46000 mile manual with pccb's factory aero and hardbacks.
Anyone have thoughts on the appreciation value of an 05 turbo vs 05 turbo s since the turbo in 05 is much more rare?
46000 mile manual with pccb's factory aero and hardbacks.
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nyone have thoughts on the appreciation value of an 05 turbo vs 05 turbo s...
But seriously, sounds like a nice car, but future collectible with exceptional value appreciation? Buy it to drive and go pick a nice stock or index fund for capital speculation instead.
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any difference whether perceived or genuine would be of dubious value monetarily.
"46000 mile manual with pccb's factory aero and hardbacks". without the "S" badge shows that porsche was simply using up spare 996tt parts.
slap a cayenne "S" badge on it - then buy and hold. think GameStop stock ( GME ) lol.
"46000 mile manual with pccb's factory aero and hardbacks". without the "S" badge shows that porsche was simply using up spare 996tt parts.
slap a cayenne "S" badge on it - then buy and hold. think GameStop stock ( GME ) lol.
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any difference whether perceived or genuine would be of dubious value monetarily.
"46000 mile manual with pccb's factory aero and hardbacks". without the "S" badge shows that porsche was simply using up spare 996tt parts.
slap a cayenne "S" badge on it - then buy and hold. think GameStop stock ( GME ) lol.
"46000 mile manual with pccb's factory aero and hardbacks". without the "S" badge shows that porsche was simply using up spare 996tt parts.
slap a cayenne "S" badge on it - then buy and hold. think GameStop stock ( GME ) lol.
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I think that sounds like a keeper - I am somewhat the opposite, my car is a 2003 X50 with PCCBs, effectively an 'S' before Porsche tagged it as such. As far as I can tell, there are very few of mine around, but if there were only 122 'turbos' for 2005, sounds interesting.
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If my memory is correct and you want rare, find one of the 2 Turbo S cars built in 2004.
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- Turbo S Coupe: 598
- Turbo S Cabriolet: 960
-Turbo Coupe: 122
- Turbo Cabriolet: 127
- GT2: 18
This is total, both US and ROW. Source 996 The Essential Companion by Adrian Streather.
I don't know about Heidi & Fran turbo but didn't it have PCCB? it might be a real S, not sure.
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I was referring to North American cars.
In one of their video's they talk about their turbo having the x50 and ccb's so the "S" was added. I don't believe they built any 2004 turbo s for NA.
In one of their video's they talk about their turbo having the x50 and ccb's so the "S" was added. I don't believe they built any 2004 turbo s for NA.