Fined

This is a Launch Edition with buckets. I'm not sure how them not posting a carfax could be interpreted as a red flag. They didn't post one, that doesn't mean there is a problem. You can buy a carfax for it if you'd like.

Previous history for that VIN on rennlist;

https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...ition-pdk.html

911Gr8tness

No Affiliation, this seems fair.

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto...826490136.html

raidersfan

gumanow

It also looks like there is a lot of wear on the b-column by the passenger seat belt holder.

ogun228

Yeah! The engine most probably will blow up as a result. Run, don't walk! ( Jeez!)
I wonder what are the criteria for serious buyers. Such drivel!

rjaudi

I don't see any wear on the B-pillar, the car does have carbon b-pillar trims around the belt. This car is a great buy at this price, you just replace a few cracked carbon parts with factory black pieces and you end up with a loaded C4S with the remaining Carbon and PSE.

jazz11man1

Yeah, I called the dealer. It is cracked. He said that it is common with the carbon fiber and that the previous owner had just replaced the carbon fiber center console for the same reason, to the tune of several thousand dollars.

Evolution

Nobody has any price guidance on this car?

jazz11man1

It does seem like a great car. It would seem weird to me to replace only cracked carbon fiber pieces with standard versions. Since I'm not a fan of the carbon fiber, I would consider replacing most/all the carbon fiber. I don't know what the market is for this stuff - maybe you could come away with a few extra $$s.

LISsailor

Without looking at it, $40k.

Fined

I'll agree its not worth much more than 60k.. but for me personally the buckets would add something as I really want to have a set in my car and the cost to get a set is considerable. If I'd found a GTS like I have with a set in it I'd have gladly paid another 4 or 5k for the car to save me having to get a set for $10k.

8Lug

Great deal on a highly optioned 2007 C2S. Only 22K miles. Aero kit and $106k MSRP. Asking price only $46k

WP0AB29997S730175

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...9983/overview/

2007 Porsche Carrera S Coupe

Division:PCNACommission #:606751Prod Month:2006-07-01VIN:WP0AB29997S730175Price:$106,540.00Exterior:BlackInterior:Black Sport SeatsWarranty Start:September 28, 2006BASEPorsche Base Model267Self Dimming Mirrors342Heated Front Seats498Delete Model Designation640Sport Chrono Package Plus666Module for Telephone PCM670Navigation for PCM680Bose High End Sound PackageA1BlackAPBlack Sport SeatsCGAHeadlight Cleaner Cvr Ext.ClrM6ABlack Mats - Porsche letteringP77Leather Sport SeatsXAAAerokitXCZSport ShifterXD9Rims and Caps - Exterior ColorXFGInstrument Dials Guards RedXLFSport Exhaust SystemXRR19" Carrera Sport WheelXSASport Seat Backs PaintedXSCPorsche Crest in HeadrestXSXSeat Belts - Guards RedXXZFoot Rest Aluminum

raidersfan

I believe there are much cheaper aftermarket versions for the carbon fiber trim

IrwinMFletcher

In my post I said "not sure if it's a red flag" because I'm literally not sure.

I don't buy used cars often but i did just purchase one in the past month and the large majority of dealers I worked with had one included with their online listing. they have become ubiquitous on for sale listings, so one could wonder why it's not present, especially on a high $ listing. Why not remove the question before it's asked?

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Hula

Great specs! SPASM, Chrono, Buckets, MGM. Wheels are pastidiped. Apparently has a warranty.

Offered for sale just a couple of months ago on Rennlist. Odd how it got down to Florida. Owner must of sold it cheap to a flipper.

https://rennlist.com/forums/vehicle-...ition-pdk.html