2014 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
San Antonio, Texas, United States
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2014 911 Turbo S Coupe in perfect condition! This car is being sold by the original owner, nonsmoker, always
garaged, and a clean Carfax. There is no lien on the car.
Original window sticker of $196755! The car comes with Porsche's list of standard features plus the following
options:
911 Turbo S ($181100)
Dark blue metallic color ($0)
Natural leather interior in Espresso ($1080)
Seat heating (front) ($0)
Adaptive cruise control including Porsche active safe ($2490)
Seat ventilation (front) ($840)
Light design package ($510)
ParkAssist (front and rear) including reversing camera ($655)
Electric slide/tilt sunroof in glass ($1990)
Power steering plus ($270)
Power folding side mirrors ($0)
Rear footwell lighting ($430)
Sport chrono clock dial in Racing Yellow ($500)
Instrument dials in Racing Yellow ($860)
Burmester high-end infotainment package ($3500)
Mahogany interior package ($0)
Heated multifunction steering wheel in mahogany ($635)
Center console trim in mahogany ($0)
Door-sill guards in stainless steel, illuminated ($900)
Additional information:
The car was driven in only one rain shower and that was on its way home from the dealer after its first and only
oil change. At purchase, the dealer applied Xpel's Ultimate Paint Protection Film to the entire car. This film cost
$1795 and carries a 10 year warranty. The purpose of mentioning the film in this advertisement is to inform
potential buyers that there is one damaged area in this film. The damaged area is a scrape in the film on the front
of the car, which was caused by a removable front license plate holder. In looking carefully at this area using a
bright light and a magnifying glass, there appears to be no scratch whatsoever in the paint of the car. In
addition, there is a 1" long by 1/32" wide area under the film on the driver's door that is discolored. There is no
damage to the film at this spot and the discolored area does not appear to be a scratch, but rather, appears to be
a smudge of some type that would wash off if the film was removed.
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Thu, Sep 10 2015Where have all the turbos gone? Not the actual pieces that go in the engine, mind you, those are everywhere these days as automakers downsize cylinder counts and boost efficiency and CO2 claims. But the turbo badges and fanfare are missing. Back when turbos were something to get excited about there was "turbo-driven," "turbonium," and "The Turbo Zone," among other silly lines. But now that basically every car is getting some sort of boost even on the lowliest trims, automakers are almost sliding in the turbos under the radar. Or if you look at some of the nomenclature, pretending they don't exist at all. The 911 Turbo badge shows where the car goes from being sane to lunatic. It's an important border. The latest automaker to hide that it has boosted the turbo presence is Porsche with the 2017 911 lineup. Even the standard Carrera models now get turbocharged flat-six engines, meaning the 911 Turbo models aren't quite as special as they once were. Porsche is in a sticky situation with this. The 911 Turbo, after all, signifies where the 911 family takes off from being a sports car and becomes the Ferrari fighter. The 911 Turbo badge shows where the car goes from being sane to lunatic. It's an important border, but now Porsche has crossed it and is trying to downplay the fact. There are a lot of exaggerations with displacement badges today, with claims the 2.0-liter turbo four in a Mercedes C Class equates to a naturally aspirated 3.0-liter six to make a C300. Volvo is pretty far up there, too, saying an XC90 T8 means V8 power, even though it's a 2.0-liter turbocharged and supercharged four with electric assist. I don't know why BMW can't just call the car a 330i Turbo, rather than inflating the numbers up to 340i. Saab tried all of this back in the '90s when it decided to turbocharge its entire lineup, from light pressure units all the way up to models actually called "Saab 9-3 HOT" (for high-output turbo). But then the brand deleted any external reference to the turbo under the hood and people wondered why they were buying a $42,000 four-cylinder convertible. And that didn't turn out well. Even though these turbo replacements often make more power than their naturally aspirated predecessors, they're very different engines. People knew something changed when they exchanged their leased 328i with a 3.0-liter six for a 328i with a 2.0-liter turbo four.
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You can watch and hear the rest in Olsen's words in the video below.
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