2012 Cpo 911 997.2 Base Coupe With Lots Of Great Options In Mint Condition! on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
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If this car interests you, it's probably because you realize that the 991 is going further and further away from being a true sports car. The 997.2 is the last "true" 911...This is a very rare car. Very few 997.2 C2 coupe's were made in model year 2012 as they switched to the 991 model midyear. This example has very few miles ( 10,7XX.00), is in mint condition and has some very nice extra touches such as H and R wheel spacers, Fabspeed exhaust tips (uninstalled) and full leather sports seating. It also has brand new tires ( Michelin Pilot Sports 2's w/305's at the rear) and new Porsche pads and rotors (plus another set of pads and rotors in the box @ 90%). It has also just had its 10,000 mile servicing. The car has always been garaged, never smoked in, has an amazing smell of leather, no curb rash and not a single door dent, scratch, scrape or anything. It has been detailed monthly and wiped down and cleaned weekly. The over rev scan shows absolutely nothing past range 1 and only a few ignitions in range 1 to boot. I have all the service records from Newport Beach Porsche where it was purchased from. Of course it has a clean CarFax, no body work or paint work was ever done on this car. A finer-cleaner example you will not find! I got a promotion at work and I am getting a company car and I have a small 2 car garage (only room for mine and my fianc'e's.) So, regrettably I have to sell it. Someone will be getting an amazing car! This vehicle is located just south of Beverly Hills, CA. I hold clear title. I'd be happy to help with shipping if not bought locally. When sold brand new, this car had a retail of $90,000.00 It comes with the full factory warranty and an extra 2 year Porsche warranty (CPO). The factory Porsche warranty is good until 11/2017. Here is the option list: 342
Heated Seats (Front) 425
Rear Window Wiper 603
Bi-Xenon(TM) headlights incl. Porsche
Dynamic Light System (PDLS) 640 Sport Chrono Package Plus P36 Infotainment Package, including Bose,
Bluetooth, GPS Navigation and iPod connectivity P77 Sport Seats in Leather 19"
Carrera S II wheels with Porsche colored logos Porsche Roof Rack system Mods: H
and R 7mm and 17mm wheel spacers ( $400.00 installed) Fabspeed
Matte black dual exhaust tips ($550.00) Carrera
logo on rear lid painted same as exterior color. I also have the original badge
in silver. Servicing
and parts: 10,000
mile servicing just completed New
19" Michelin Pilot Sport 2 N rated tires with 305's in the rear Complete
brake job including Porsche pads and rotors Extra
set of pads and rotors @ 90% ( $1,500.00 ) Porsche
logo in silver Porsche
Roof rack system $500.00 $75,000.00
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