Hi All -

I am close to possibly pulling the trigger on a 2011 PDK Turbo. It's Silver/Black with about 15k miles and the dealer is asking $84,500.

Doesn't have many other options besides the dynamic engine mounts and a fire extinguisher. Single owner and from a Porsche dealership. Should I take the deal or continue to press for a better discount?

Thanks!

 

Does it have the Sport Chrono?

 

Seems so cheap. That's a lot of car for 84k!

 

It probably doesn't have Sport Chrono so no overboost and no launch control. Others here have bought that type of car and regretted it later because it is impossible (or at least very expensive) to retrofit.

 

Gents - Thx much for the responses. Below is the option list, can anybody confirm that it DOES in fact have sport chrono? Dumb question I know but just want to confirm that I'm seeing what you guys are referencing.

250 - Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
640 - Sport Chrono Package Turbo Including Dynamic Engine Mounting
421 - 19" 911 Turbo II Wheel
509 - Fire Extinguisher
BASE - 911 Turbo
619 - Bluetooth Interface for Mobile Phone
810 - Floor Mats in Interior Color
870 - Universal Audio Interface
342 - Multi-stage Heating System for Front Seats
686 - XMî Radio
844 - Three-Spoke Multifunction Steering Wheel in Smooth Leather
A1 - Black
AT - Black Full Leather
XD9 - Wheels Painted in Exterior Color



Good Deal? Think we're near the depreciation curve for that mileage?

 

640 Sport Chrono. Yes it does.

 

Does not appear to have the paddle shifters with the multifunction steering wheel.

 

The XD9 option is $1490. I had that option, but sold the wheels. The sports chrono is a $3470 option.

 

Interesting. So I think what I'm hearing is that I may have found a good deal, yeah? The dealership is only giving $500 off, so I'm just trying to ensure I'm not getting ripped off.

 

It's got Sports Chrono so seems like a pretty solid deal. Priced to sell.

 

Sounds like the paddle shift is on the front rather than in back of the steering wheel? Make sure this is what your ok with.

 

Looks favorable to me. Aside from looking for excessive/random wear on the interior and checking body panels for repair, go for it! Only other thing would be tires and spark plugs & brake fluid change. While miles don't warrant the spark plug change, time does. From what I have learned, changing plugs timely is a big deal. I'm no expert just sharing my perception. Same for brake fluid.

 

How long has the dealer had it?

 

not a bad deal indeed.

Will they CPO it?

 

Have you ran a Carfax. I know its not a PDK but still sounds pretty cheap.