2005 Turbo S with only 193 miles
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2005 Turbo S with only 193 miles
Ummmm wow, but it looks like it was never serviced, and means no oil changes in 13 years? crazy
Saw this this morning:
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...modelCode1=911
Saw this this morning:
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...modelCode1=911
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I would hope fluids were drained before they created this 996 time capsule. What a shame it's like the Colin kapernick of porsches. No buyers and way to much ambition when you could buy the same car at Dax prices with better return.
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Jesus!
beautiful car but when I was clicking the eBay link to see the price, I was guessing that the car would be priced high at $110k or something.
$270k!
seems about $170k too high!
beautiful car but when I was clicking the eBay link to see the price, I was guessing that the car would be priced high at $110k or something.
$270k!
seems about $170k too high!
#7
A ever so slightly strong ask...lol
The $105,000++ 996 Turbo S that sold a few weeks ago at Amelia had 18,000 miles. Of note, it was a Cabrio. Haven't really seen a "museum" quality coupe (I guess you could call a 193 mile car that, right?) go through the auctions recently so I guess that Cabrio would be the best comparison.
The $105,000++ 996 Turbo S that sold a few weeks ago at Amelia had 18,000 miles. Of note, it was a Cabrio. Haven't really seen a "museum" quality coupe (I guess you could call a 193 mile car that, right?) go through the auctions recently so I guess that Cabrio would be the best comparison.
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The issue is the 193 miles. I'm sure the ask price for a 996 GT2 with 193 miles would be higher. Mileage always carries a lot of weight, rightly or wrongly.
Hard to tell from the photos; is slate gray a little darker than seal gray? It looks the same.
Hard to tell from the photos; is slate gray a little darker than seal gray? It looks the same.
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I thought it might be Seal from the pic (I have a Seal), but yeah, Slate is darker.
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Yeah, I guess I was way off with my $70k ish guess in The Prestige Thread. By $200k. That poor thing will never get driven. Thing is, just sitting in a museum, it really doesn't matter if the car has 193 miles or 193k miles. Reliability and performance will be exactly the same.