Year: 2007
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Price: $53900
Mileage: 31000
Color: Arctic Silver
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): NY
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive

Selling my pristine 997S.
All of the best factory options: Full leather, Sport Adaptive Seats, Heated Seats, Sport Chrono, Bose stereo, Navigation and multi-function Steering Wheel. Carrera Classic wheels. Original MSRP over $96,000.
TechArt Front Spoiler and Rocker Panels.
Venture Shield Clear Bra.
Pristine condition. No dents or dings. No paintwork. Clean DME (no revs Level 3 or higher). Really an awesome car, took me a while to find it. Need more space now, so she needs to go.
No trades and no dealers, please.

 

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Must add I have all books, three keys and original window sticker!

 

Nice looking and well equipped car. GLWS.

 

Fantastic looking car...assuming you are the second owner? How often were you able to drive it in New York? I'm in Florida now, but there's a prospect of ending up in New York over the next couple of years.

 

Thanks for the good words. It was a really rough winter this year, but typically the roads clear quickly and you're good to go when it's dry. A lot more corners, curves and off ramps here than in FL!

 

Great looking car! GLWS! Love that front end.

 

Thanks! Trade in time is approaching...

 

is it still available?

 

Yep, second owner, looking for a good home. I've got a trade in deal, so time is ticking before it gets wholesaled.

 

Just lowered price. I've had requests for my bottom line. Make an offer. I'm very close to my trade in offer, after the tax benefit. Plenty of worse cars out there selling for more. You won't be disappointed.

 

One of my biggest pet peeves is people who ask a seller what his bottom line is. Since the seller has already posted a price, I always think it is the buyer who should make an offer based on what his "top line" is. If it is too low, the seller will reject it. Simple.
Good luck with the sale.

 

Can someone explain to me the "tax" benefit of a trade in? I saw something that came out a couple of years ago, but I just traded in my wife's car for a new Lexus and I'd like to know how I can benefit on next years' taxes on it.

 

If you trade that car in and get $40K from the dealer toward the purchase of a $60K car, you would only pay tax on $20K. So at 7% instead of paying $4200 (.07 x $60,000) you save $2800 in tax (.07 x $40,000) and get a $1400 tax bill on the car. In this example your car is really worth $42,800.

 

except in 'i love taxes' california that is....op, glws, nice p car!