911searcher

Year: 2010
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Trim: Carrera
Bodystyle: Coupe
Doors: 2 door
Mileage: 21,859 miles
Engine: 3.6L H-6 cyl
Transmission: 6-Speed Manual
Fuel Type: premium unleaded
Exterior Color: Black
Interior Color: Black Leather Interior
VIN: WP0AA2A91AS706314
Stock #: R56355B
Fuel Efficiency Rating City MPG: 18 Hwy MPG: 25
*Herb Chambers Porsche of Boston*

2010 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe colored in black with a black leather interior. This car was just traded on a new 2013 911. It has just 21K miles and features the 6-speed manual transmission. It is still under the Porsche Factory Warranty at any Porsche dealer in the USA ( No Canada). The condition is impeccable, inside and out. It has a multitude of options including: PCM Navigation, Sport Exhaust System, Limited Slip Differential Lock, heated seats, Sport Seats, fire extinguisher, Dynamic Cornering Lights, Bluetooth, Sport Chrono Package Plus, Bose Surround Sound, Universal Audio Interface, Side Stripes with Carrera Model Designation, Aluminum-Look front air intakes, 19' Carrera Sport wheels, and so much more. Please call or e-mail to schedule a viewing or to arrange a test-drive with our Certified Team.

http://www.porscheofburlington.com/u...74ee6a1b17.htm

I wonder what the warranty is ? It's a bit more than I wanted to spend. Past the IMS problem years.

kcheves

Nice car, but its curious that its not CPO. I'd ask the dealer why.

911searcher

Maybe because it's still under the original Porsche warranty ?

kcheves

Maybe, but many dealers CPO every car that is eligible, even if they are still under warranty. They pay PCNA ~ $2-3K and can usually get more than this back on the sale.

Be sure to check for past collisions and over revs.

sandwedge

And some CPO cars that aren't eligible. https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...-poor-car.html

911searcher

Price dropped 3,000 today.

911searcher

I am thinking about selling my car because I just don't drive it enough. However, I am not desperate to sell. Imported from the States in 2011 from someone who bought a new Aston Martin. Excellent condition, no accidents, no paint work, no door dents, everything is perfect and very well maintained inside and out. I am very meticulous and the car is always garaged. Doesn't see rain or snow.

The specs:
2006 Porsche Carrera 997 C4 (Widebody), which has same body as C4S and Turbo.
-Silver exterior with black leather interior
-US car (mph analog gauges but has digital gauge with large km/h readout)
-25,000miles (or 40,000 kms)
-Porsche Sport Exhaust (an expensive oem Porsche option). Turned on/off with a touch of a button.
-Full leather package - stitched dash, doors, seats
-Premium Porsche Bose stereo
-OEM Porsche logo color wheel center caps
-No navigation
-No aftermarket modifications whatsoever
-Has everything else that came standard on the 911's, except no navigation and the TPMS has been disabled because I don't like TPMS. Any dealer or Porsche specialist can turn it back on via PIWIS. I have replaced the TPMS tire valves with regular ones.
-Serviced at Pfaff, Downtown Porsche, and Speedstar

Recently done:
-4 x Continental ExtremeContact DW tires
-Oil change with Mobil1 0W40 with OEM oil filter
-New brake fluid
-New power steering fluid
-Alignment
-K&N drop-in air filter
-Custom Lloyd's floor mats with "Carrera 4" stitching (see picture).
-Conditioned the leather and detailed

Selling for $48,000 FIRM. Car is located in Richmond Hill. Serious inquiries only. No test-drives until the day of purchase. Until then, I will be doing the driving. The car does not need anything except for a driver. All pictures posted here are of the ACTUAL car.

http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-ViewAd?AdId=509285920

911searcher

And back up $1,000 today.

911searcher

I think my linking to the autotrader ads (and people clicking on them) makes the price go up !

911searcher

Going for a few more test drives today.

(1) ... the guy is going to meet me at Costco. Because he's going there. Obviously not that keen on selling.

(2) at a dealer. (Not the Porsche dealer ... it's closed).

CamsPorsche

#1 is a good deal for a car already in Canada. It has full leather too which is somewhat rare on the earlier cars that I'd been searching for. Go take a look at it and see if it works for you but the price is quite good.

Get it checked for prior accident history before you commit to buying it.

USMC_DS1

Likely... you may want to post just details re the car and not so much the actual location/link. I was cautious about sharing this type of info during my search to avoid competing with other's seeking the same p-car. Most here already have a 997 but there are lurkers who will just view and capitalize on your search results. Based on some of your queries it seems that you're catching on to what you should be looking for and how to avoid a car with stories by leveraging a PPI. Every buyer has a different set of criteria's and you may want to narrow yours down to what you must have and what you don't want. That should help to narrow down your search to a short list of candidates each month. Then focus on buying "the one" from those hand full of cars. For example, I decided early on after a few local test drives of various p-cars that I wanted an '07/08 C2S with ~35K miles, sports chrono, PASM, full leather, memory seats which got me tilt down side mirrors for parking to avoid curb rash on the wheels, heated seats for the winter months, no navi nor bluetooth(don't want 8 yr old tech), no PSE(wanted an aftermarket exhaust system), and CPO(my 1st p-car so I wanted to sleep better at night re any potentially unforeseen high repair cost). After a four month search and learn plus a dozen offers on various cars I was not really "hooked on" to test out the low water mark on pricing across the US... I decided on two cars I really wanted and flew out to test drive and get a PPI on the #1 choice which I'm currently driving. GL and keep up the good work. You seem to be on the right path.

911searcher

Thanks @CamsPorsche / @USMC_DS1
#1 Test drive went well. He's a Sport Car enthusiast. He really poured on the juice for our test drive. Car looked in good shape.
#2 Test drive went poorly because it didn't happen. The car was snuggled in the back of the dealer (from a lack of requests for test drives) and the battery was dead. That's not a good sign. One positive, was the interior was in good shape and I liked the color more than I thought I would.

ksozay

Not that you asked but I will offer my opinion that the 2010 for 57k is a pretty good deal. Similar to Shanky's car, which I still think someone should grab, but with the decent number of options on the 2010 you posted, hard to argue with that price.

911searcher

I am trying to make an offer on a Porsche 911. Asked to have it checked out (PPI) at EU Autowerks at my expense. Seems the idea I wanted the car checked out at EU Autowerks was close to a deal breaker for him. I'm having a hard time understanding his large fear of a PPI at EU Autowerks. He's decided to interview other buyers this weekened vs. get the PPI I requested.

I'd better keep looking I guess.