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I've read all the threads over the past 6 months of guys hunting for manual 997.2tt coupes and was wondering if anyone found any. I've only seen 3 for sale in 6 months, one has previous accident damage, and the other 2 have been on the market for a while at the dealer in New York. And none with sport chrono. Seems like a $20-30K premium over a manual cabrio or a PDK turbo 997.2, have guys given up and gone that route or 997 GT3 or is everyone still looking?
Last edited by aventino68; 03-20-2018 at 04:19 AM.
I bought mine in December 2016. Jumped on it very quickly as I had been waiting for the right car to pop up.
I've seen the two cars your talking about in person. One has sport chrono from the factory and the other had it retrofitted at the dealer (so no clock on the dash, but does give you overboost). If you’re somewhat local it may be worth going to take a look..
I bought mine in Sept. 2017. It was definitely a premium over a '12 Turbo S they also had for sale there and a substantial premium over a 997.1 TT in general. But a Guards red manual, 1-owner, CPO, all records and no stories car with all the desirable options (except PCCBs) at my local dealer was hard to pass up.
Bought in summer of 2016 within an hour or two of when the car was traded in and arrived at the dealership; it wasn't even in dealer inventory yet.
Currently 3 Canadian 997.2 Turbo 6 spds for sale at ~U$110k to U$150k asking; they've all been listed awhile with no sale at these prices. Have to see if they sell now that spring is here and another driving season is upon us.
The first one with the insane asking price has some light mods like exhaust and intake y pipe I believe.
Add another 10% ish buying off dealer for top two. The private sale I think has gone so that puts a no issues car with average miles and sport Chrono at around $120-130K usd. The horse has bolted.
Add another 10% ish buying off dealer for top two. The private sale I think has gone so that puts a no issues car with average miles and sport Chrono at around $120-130K usd. The horse has bolted.
I could be wrong, but I think the two you mentioned earlier can be had for less.
I find these prices for a manual 997.2 Turbo CRAY-ZEE!!!! OMG, totally crazy. Most 997 Turbo S's for sale out there are CHEAP compared to these prices.
I've read all the threads over the past 6 months of guys hunting for manual 997.2tt coupes and was wondering if anyone found any. I've only seen 3 for sale in 6 months, one has previous accident damage, and the other 2 have been on the market for a while at the dealer in New York. And none with sport chrono. Seems like a $20-30K premium over a manual cabrio or a PDK turbo 997.2, have guys given up and gone that route or 997 GT3 or is everyone still looking?
The Porsche in the highest demand are the coupe, manual with just the essential options. Cabs and automatics are plenty out there. Get a 997.2 CS2 manual if you could find one in good condition because its the last of the drivers' car.
Pretty sure the two in New York have mid 20k miles and the asks are 105k and 100K. Pretty fair compared to the cars referenced above.
I'm surprised that neither of these has sold yet. They keep dropping the price on both of them too, they were both initially listed for about $8k more. The 2012 bid out on eBay a little while back to about $85k, reserve not met.
How could you tell that the 2012 had sport chrono added by the dealer, I couldn't find that in the description?
03-20-2018, 03:51 AM
Manual 997.2 - who bought recently?
