and it was ended for a mistake. I agree with Congo something fishy.

 

Saw this one in person while getting my tire changed. No price on it yet but they usually price them to sell at this place. I thought it was new. It's a nice one.

 

i withdrew my bid. three other people did as well. wonder if the scam was to get you to drop a deposit through paypal.

 

I don't think it matters if he sold something in that price range. I mean I literally made an ebay account when I was selling shelby alcoa wheels. And sure enough I got a message from someone saying it was fishy I was selling 4k wheels.

I was like well, never needed ebay before now so that's why.

 

Something to weigh-in on the valuation equation is production experience. As it is said with any piece of equipment, never buy serial number one. As the 2014 Turbo represents the first generation 991 Turbo, so have there been several recalls. Although the dealership would not tell me, my research has revealed five recalls: Reprogram instrument cluster, Reprogram PDCC, Replace sound vacuum line, Reprogram DME, and Replace/repair rear axle steering adjuster

I have not seen any 2015 service records yet, but I would assume that many of the 2014 issues were likely corrected in the 2014 build season. Nonetheless we have not seen these cars on the ground for more than a year so there may still be other issues to surface.

So as you see those great deals arise on '14's make sure you address any open recalls and the service history. Early 2014 Turbos seem like privately owned (or leased) test beds. You are like a pilot for new plane except the you already bought it. Seriously, if these cars had wings designed for lift they could fly!