STG

^^^ I agree

A great guy to deal with @ Porsche of Minneapolis though.

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flickroll

I agree, it really is. Those are not my favorite wheels but on that car they look great.

Hurricane

I have to admit that I am a little partial to those wheels...

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...and I dig that red - had red Corvettes for several years.

TerryC4S

I like them as well on the right car. I had them on my white 2014 Boxster S wth sport suspension. They looked really good.

Regarding this car. I was doing two searches simultaneously when I bought my cab. I was looking at cabs with MT and SC for daily driver and weekend top down fun. I was also looking at S coupes with PDK and SC as a performance oriented ride. This car fits that bill. You can mod the heck out of this one and not worry about resale value. It would be a great buy to set up for the track if the damage wasn't extensive and was repaired right.

Hurricane

Your Boxster was gorgeous!

TerryC4S

Thanks. Here are two more. I enjoyed the car. I had a master plan though. I traded it on the Macan Turbo for the wife and spent a year looking for a 991.

pfbz

--- delete ---- sorry, answered my own question. !

PCA1983

A quick on 991.1 GTS pricing. A 2015 GTS popped up on eBay with 11.5k miles for $108.9k at an indie dealer - no CPO. It is a fairly low option GTS with MSRP of $118.6k.
Seemed like the asking price is a tad high.
When I Googled the VIN, I saw the same car listed on Rennlist in Dec 2015 with 6k miles for $95k by owner. Just goes to show you...
But maybe prices are moving a bit higher?

plenum

Agree at least for me personally that price seems higher-side for a '15 with that low MSRP. IMHO should be more like $102 or $103k?

As someone actively engaged in a .1 GTS purchase, I can say that the prices have remained steady. There are some good deals out there, and of course there are also some unrealistic ones for sure! I've found that most dealers are being reasonable, whereas private party sales are not so much.... Also have to realize that some of the '16 GTS cars are still untitled, so they go for just about MSRP, a bit under depending on miles. Doesn't matter that the .2 came out, there aren't any anywhere at the moment!

dd356

No, just the standard opportunistic dealers making a gamble that they can make a spread. There are a fair amount of Gts's that have been sitting out there in the 110 to 120 range which are not moving and now they're dropping below 110k. I suspect they are heading lower given the new model is out. It was a real nice buy for someone if they got it at 95k. Now it may sit for some time and get marked back down. Some folks will not travel or ship cars, so there is always a chance you can get that markup if that person comes along

dd356

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2014-Porsche...m=112281284631

Loaded Fashion Gray pdk. Rare bird there.

Hurricane

Can't see the price on that link but that is a very nice build. Very low miles, too.

STG

Beautiful!!!

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Hurricane

Ahhhh....was in an accident and repaired....hmmm...

STG

A great price. Wonder what extent of accident was??


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