Year: 2007
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Price: $59900
Mileage: 77000
Color: Carmon Red
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): FL
Transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: 4WD & AWD

Up for sale is my 2007 Porsche 911 Turbo tiptronic, I bought the car earlier this year ( https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ml#post4513115 ) mainly for my wife to have a fun car to drive, and at the time it seemed like a good idea, but she is not very fond of it (too low, too stiff etc) and I'm frankly not using the car much, so I've decided to sell both my 911 and my Viper in order to get a new toy.

The car was a one owner car when I bought it, it was owned and serviced in the same dealer for 9 years and 75,000 miles without any major issues, I have the actual build sheet for the car, and I have its birth certificate that Porsche gives to their owners when they take delivery. (car now is 77k miles). One of the main reasons I bought this car was the color, it is Carmon Red which is one of, if not the rarest colors available on the 997 Turbo cars.

Since I bought the car I've done:

-New Wheels and Tires (less than 500 miles) Vossen VFS1 20x9 and 20x13 Wrapped on Toyo Tires 245/30 in the front and 345/25 in the rear ($4700)

-H&R Springs to close the wheel gap a bit ($600)

-Full paint correction, Gtechniq ceramic coating, and new clear bra in the front bumper, side view mirrors, and back fenders. All this is documented thru pictures and video, the car looks better than brand new. ($1700)

-DEPO LED Tailights with tinted reverse/turn signal section

The car is an absolute blast to drive, perfect for someone who wants to get out and enjoy the road in the most beautiful 911 ever made, while it does have 77k miles the paint and interior are in better condition than most 20k mile cars. My cell is 407-704-0780 if you have any questions about it.

 

wow that color looks amazing, ive never seen one in person. glws

 

Oh man, I miss my Carmona Red 997TT...GLWS. Yours is a beaut!

 

Very nice looking!

 

what's the difference between the tip compared to the PDK ? thanks

 

Tip works like a traditional auto tranny, the one on these cars is known to handle great power an be super reliable.

The pdk is an electronically shifted manual transmission so it operates differently, certainly preferred for road race applications for example.

 

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