Just Drove 997TT
07-18-2006, 07:43 PM
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Just Drove 997TT
Have to admit, Awesome car.....
Tischer Porsche have a 997TT available for immediate delivery. Seal gray/Black sport seats....great car. I went there to put a down payment on a 997 GT3, but let me tell you, that turbo is extremely tempting. Asking price approx 130K. contact Jay Kleiman @ 301-890-3000.
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Tischer Porsche have a 997TT available for immediate delivery. Seal gray/Black sport seats....great car. I went there to put a down payment on a 997 GT3, but let me tell you, that turbo is extremely tempting. Asking price approx 130K. contact Jay Kleiman @ 301-890-3000.
Guido
07-18-2006, 08:10 PM
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Drifting
Just called:
Car has 385 miles on it. The original owner brought it back.
Slate Grey Metallic
Black interior
Heated Front Seats
Sport Chrono
6 Disc
Short Shift
Porsche Crest in headrest
Adaptive Sport Seats
Black Matts
-- $131,600 which was the original MSRP on the car. Not much if any wiggle room on the price.
I would actually get it (over my car up north) because of the adaptive seats but it's in Maryland.
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Car has 385 miles on it. The original owner brought it back.
Slate Grey Metallic
Black interior
Heated Front Seats
Sport Chrono
6 Disc
Short Shift
Porsche Crest in headrest
Adaptive Sport Seats
Black Matts
-- $131,600 which was the original MSRP on the car. Not much if any wiggle room on the price.
I would actually get it (over my car up north) because of the adaptive seats but it's in Maryland.
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07-20-2006, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by B-Line
Dog is joking..
It pertains to another thread...
-- He is not suggesting you pay over MSRP hence the wink
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It pertains to another thread...
-- He is not suggesting you pay over MSRP hence the wink
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07-21-2006, 03:18 PM
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I wonder why the original owner brought it back. You know the dealer didn't give him 100% of his money back. There should be some room there.
That's what... 3 people we "know" who have decided to unload their 997TT's? Not a good sign.
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That's what... 3 people we "know" who have decided to unload their 997TT's? Not a good sign.
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07-21-2006, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by andrewket
I wonder why the original owner brought it back. You know the dealer didn't give him 100% of his money back. There should be some room there.
That's what... 3 people we "know" who have decided to unload their 997TT's? Not a good sign.
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That's what... 3 people we "know" who have decided to unload their 997TT's? Not a good sign.
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07-21-2006, 03:54 PM
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Andrew and Doc, I think I am going to sell mine too based on all of this substantive data we have been accumulating here in this forum. Darn car is just plain awful. I say everyone on here who actually owns the 997TT should sell theirs. And everyone who doesn't own one, but just likes to down talk the car, should not consider buying one.
07-21-2006, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted by andrewket
I wonder why the original owner brought it back. You know the dealer didn't give him 100% of his money back. There should be some room there.
That's what... 3 people we "know" who have decided to unload their 997TT's? Not a good sign.-A
That's what... 3 people we "know" who have decided to unload their 997TT's? Not a good sign.-A
Carrera GT aside for the moment, the 996TT and 997TT have become Gran Touring cars more than 'supercars'.
The GT2 (and maybe the GT3) are perhaps more fitting of holding the top spot.
Many folks who are looking for a '911 Turbo' might therefore be a little underimpressed with the 997TT.
They are definitely very good cars, but I don't think they're great cars anymore.