A used GT4 out of Florida popped up for sale at a dealership here in Indiana and wanted to see if anyone had any information on it. Vin is WP0AC2A86GK192132. Car has a little under 50k miles on it. Roll bar and harnesses installed. Also looks like it was in an accident previously. Any background info would be appreciated.

 

Buy the Carfax report as a starter. https://secure.carfax.com/creditCard...rOfRecords=23#

 

It's a dealership so the carfax is already available on their website

I noticed that it has damage reported

 

This was my car! Did you end up buying it?

 

This car is again for sale in Indy. Looks like about the same mileage as before, 49,784. What's the story with it?

Hopefully the previous owner (florida) can shed some light about how the car was used and what the damage on the carfax is all about. So weird that it was purchased here and has apparently sat for 3 years without being driven.

https://www.bentleyindianapolis.com/...in-id-56280669

Bryan

 

FS link is no longer available.
https://www.bentleyindianapolis.com/...in-id-56280669
Anyone know what happened?

 

Strange, I just looked at it yesterday or early this morning. Maybe they are updating the listing.

Bryan

 

what would be a fair price for a accident 50k tracked gt4?

 

That's the question that got me interested. This car seems to have been tracked a lot. That doesn't mean much right now, other than the prior owner really had fun with this car. I'd love to hear from him on this thread, since he no longer would have anything to hide about the car's dirty secrets (what kind of damage the carfax is referring to, for example).

The bentley indy link still doesn't work, but I searched for the vin # and found the original listing that was live a couple days ago on edmunds. The porsche badge on the hood seems to be missing.

https://www.edmunds.com/porsche/caym...32/?radius=200

 

GT4 is on the the lot at Bentley Indy and has been cleaned. No window info, and still not on the website.

 

Car is sold to a local person

 

Wow that was fast.

My son asked me "why don't you just call and see how much they are asking for it?" lol, I told him what fun would that be? I much prefer scouring the internet for clues. I do like a good mystery!

Thanks for the info.

Bryan

 

no problem, then I’ll keep the price a mystery. I ws the first person to ask about it but couldn’t pull the trigger for the unknown history of the accident and the car sitting for three years.. if it was a local car I would probably have it right now. Good luck with your search!

 

I emailed them last week and was told the asking price was $79k right before it disappeared from the website. Which IMO is in the right ballpark. Then they texted me back the day after it disappeared asking if I had any questions about the car, to which I replied that I thought it was sold already. The salesperson said they had a sale pending to another dealer but they would sell it to me if I was ready to move forward.

Not sure if that was just saleperson BS, but I definitely was not going to make a decision on this specific car without someone else giving it a PPI. The history is too questionable on this one. Like stated above, if I was local and could put eyes on it I may have jumped on the deal.

 

Thanks for the info! Yeah, $79k seems reasonable. Still a lot of money for all the unknowns. If it was a CPO, that would be different. I won't lose any sleep over it! It was a nice looking car, fwiw. I love that sapphire blue metallic.

Bryan