2016 Porsche 911 Gts on 2040-cars
Calimesa, California, United States
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2016 PORSCHE Carrera 4 GTS. It has never been tracked, has never been driven in the rain, and has never even been parked outside overnight. Has only been driven very occasionally, very carefully, and only under ideal conditions. It has a clear bra protective wrap on the entire front end, including the mirrors, doors, and even the plastic panels fore and aft of the glass sunroof. It also has the latest 3M self healing protective wrap on the windshield, which filters out all the harmful UV Rays without using any dark colored tinting which reduces visibility and would tend to attract the attention of the police. I have also just had the oil changed, as PORSCHE recommends doing so after one year, even if the breakin miles have not yet been completed.
The exterior of the car is PORSCHE Agate Grey, and the interior is black leather with guards red seat belts. It
has the 14-way adjustable seats which, in my view, are the most comfortable offered. The front seats are also both
heated and ventilated. Which means the cool air from the air conditioning can be made to blow through the
perforations in the leather, directly onto your back on a hot summers day.
Like most GTS's, it also has black center locking high performance spoked wheels. And even more importantly, is
powered by the last of the 3.8 liter naturally aspirated flat six engines with the extra horse power kit. The
extra horsepower kit adds another 30 horses, and would have cost an extra 17k if ordered separately on a standard
911 Carrera S.
As a side note, the new GTS's now come with a 3.0 liter turbo charged engine. This 2016 then, was the very last of
the heavy horsepower naturally aspirated 3.8 liter GTS packages you could have ordered. So, if you always wanted
one but failed to get your order in before they quit making them, this is your best chance. It is absolutely brand
new and is tons of fun to drive. I've never driven a more throttle responsive car in my life.
Porsche 911 for Sale
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