1957 Classic Vintage Speedster on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Bought this car for my wife's birthday five years ago and it has been garaged and gently used. Too many cars and not enough time so something had to go. I bought the car from the Volo Auto Museum in Volo Illinois with 225 miles on it in July 2009. They report it was built by Vintage Speedster (vintagespeedsters.com) in 2008.
I had it sorted last year by a local VW specialist and it runs and drives great. We have taken it for short drives on nice sunny days and have thoroughly enjoyed the car. I do not have to sell the car and will not give it away, but if you really want a nice Speedster replica that hasn't been abused or tinkered with this could be your car. Payments Required $1,000 deposit within 24 hours of auction close. Final payment in cash of after the funds clear my bank. You may pick the car up at my home or I will be glad to ship via your carrier at your expense. All paperwork and payment must be complete prior to delivery. All sales final as is where is and there is no warranty. Please inspect the car or have the car inspected prior to bidding. All sales are final. |
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2015 Porsche Cayenne GTS proves performance is relative
Thu, Nov 20 2014The Turbo may be the most powerful model in the Cayenne range, but the GTS is arguably the enthusiast's choice. (In so far as a 4,500-pound crossover can be considered an "enthusiast's choice," anyway.) And now, after refreshing the rest of the Cayenne lineup, Porsche has revealed the new Cayenne GTS, alongside its new 911 GTS stablemate, here at the LA Auto Show. Like the new Cayenne S, the new GTS drops the previous version's atmospheric V8 for a 3.6-liter twin-turbo V6, but ups the output to 440 horsepower and 445 pound-feet of torque to propel Zuffenhausen's portliest to 62 in a scant 5.2 seconds. Alongside the power upgrade, the GTS gets a lowered air suspension and sportier exhaust, the beefier brakes from the Cayenne Turbo and an upgraded aero kit to help with the whole barn-door-profile thing. Just don't expect all that extra kit and the prestige of a Porsche badge on your crossover to come cheap, with prices starting at $95,500 (plus $995 destination).
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"We know the reason and the problem-solving measures. We're testing them," said Porsche CEO Matthias Müller to Bloomberg. The technical fix will be released to owners shortly.
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2014 Porsche Panamera 4S Executive
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Offered in both 4S and Turbo guise, the Panamera Executive has been stretched by almost six inches for the sole purpose of improving rear passenger space. Although it's hard to imagine anyone would willingly buy a Porsche and opt to sit in the back seat, I'd have to say that if I'm going to be chauffeured around in a car, why not make it a Porsche? For the most part, though, I'm guessing that many Panamera Executive sedans will be owned by people who want to one-up their buddy driving a stretched BMW 7 Series or Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
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