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Subject: 2006 Carrera S Cab For Sale

Just in time for summer!

Kills me to do it, but looks like I’m going to sell my CPO 2006 Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet. Point blank the best, and most fun, car I’ve ever owned.

Clean Carfax and Clean Title
Engine: 6-Cyl 3.8 Liter
Transmission: 6 Speed manual
Miles: 21,5xx
Exterior color: White
Interior color: Black
Convertible Top color (soft): Black
Convertible Top color (hard): White

Bought it in 2007 from The Collection in Miami as a Porsche Certified Pre-Owned vehicle with 15,443 miles; warranty is valid until December 16, 2011, or 100,000 vehicle miles, whichever comes first. Right now it has 21,5xx miles, so I’ve put ~6,000 miles on it in just less than 2 years.

Primarily a weekend car that is garaged at home and if I take it to work. I have all the documents that came with the car, including manuals, the Autocheck report, and the Porsche tech’s inspection report. Ready to drive and enjoy – it needs nothing.

STANDARD FEATURES:
Air Conditioning, AM/FM Stereo, Rear Spoiler, Power Steering, Dual Front Air Bags, Alloy Wheels, Power Windows, Front Side Air Bags, Stability Control Power Door Locks, ABS (4-Wheel) Power, Sun Roof, Telescoping Wheel, Traction Control, Cruise Control Leather

OPTIONAL FEATURES:
* Carrera white exterior
* Power seat package
* Wheel caps with colored crest
* Sport chrono package plus
* Bose surround sound system
* Porsche crests in headrest
* Black mats with Porsche lettering
* Self dimming mirrors
* White hard top (a $3490 option)
* Rear control console Makassar (dark wood)
* Makassar package (dark wood)
* Makassar steering wheel, multifunction (dark wood)
* Porsche PCM/Navigation (dealer installed option)

MSRP was $104,240; the dealer installed Porsche Navigation system install was over $4000.

Had the 2 year/20,000 mile service done at Beverly Hills Porsche in January of 2008. In February of this year, there was some superficial damage done to the driver’s side quarter panel when someone brushed up against the car with their car in ~25 mph traffic. Avio Coachcraft in LA, which does mostly of high end Bentley and Rolls-Royce work, did the work, which did not include any new panels or repairing significant damage. I have the receipts, which totaled to ~$1500. The clear film protection on both rear wheel arches was also replaced at that time.

I’m looking for $65k obo. Not really interested in any trades at this time. I live and work in West LA / Century City.

PM me or email me at kyle<dot>madan<at>ubs<dot>com if you have any questions or would like to view the vehicle.

Attached are pictures of the car from when I purchased it. Will take new pictures and update shortly, but nothing has really changed on the vehicle.

 

Got her washed and took some pics yesterday evening. Also realized there's a few options I forgot to mention before, like the Porsche logos embossed in the headrests.

 

wood in a 911?

 

I initially thought the same thing when I located this car, but once I saw it in person I realized it really does bring out the interior. It's very dark and muted. Keep in mind that all the interior pics above are with the top down, so the grain is much more noticeable.

Will try to get pics of the interior with the top up sometime this week to show what it looks like.

 

A business opportunity has presented itself.

Had some interest and tire kickers. Make me an offer.

 

Is this still available? a fellow board member saw this car and he said the paintwork looked a little funny on it is this true??

 

Avio Coachcraft in LA did the paintwork and there's nothing funny about it. Regardless, car is sold.