2009 Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet, Immaculate, Low Miles, Full Cpo Warranty on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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Selling
my IMMACULATE 2009 Porsche 911 Turbo Cab with Triptonic Tranny. Only 11,300
miles and still under Factory CPO Warranty until October 19, 2014. CPO is
nearly identical to the factory Porsche bumper to bumper warranty. This car is
crazy optioned with a 170k window sticker when new. I have had it about three
years and bought it with about 6k miles from my local Porsche dealer. It is
perfect in every way, not a flaw anywhere. It has been garage kept and washed
every week. It has a full 3M clearbra on the front so there are no rock chips
anywhere. The HRE wheels are included in the sale and have brand new tires on
them. The wheels alone were over 8k. The car is optioned fabulously and turns
heads everywhere it goes. It has ALWAYS been dealer serviced, I have all
service records on the car. It was serviced less than 1k miles ago and had the
spark plugs changed, oil changed, all filters, etc. This was over $1400, the
picture of the invoice from the dealer is attached. Both keys, all books, and
window sticker are included in the sale. I would list all the options but it
easier for you to just look at the window sticker yourself which is pictured
here. The car also has a built in K40 radar (front and rear). This was over 2k
installed. I am selling the car to make room for another toy. The car has no
paintwork, accidents, and a clean Carfax, I have the title in hand
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