2005 Porsche 911 Turbo S Coupe 2-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
Tijeras, New Mexico, United States
VIN: WP0AB29975S685217 Fast and head-turningly beautiful 996 Turbo S supercar. Maintenance all current at local Porsche
dealership. Mechanically perfect, runs
like new and not a squeak or rattle to be heard – just like you’d expect from a
Porsche. Always garaged, never driven in
rain or snow. Tinted windows, pre-wired
for a radar detector, 3M urethane protective coating installed over full hood, front
fenders, and mirrors. Certificate of
Authenticity from Porsche listing VIN, specs, and all options. 444hp, 457ft-lbs – startlingly fast and such
a pleasure to drive. The car is in excellent shape, but there is some normal wear
and tear. There are some rock chips on
the hood and front bumper, and some minor scratches. There is a crease in the paint on the front
bumper. The front splitter has been repainted by the
local dealership after one of their technicians scraped it against a parking
curbstop. None of these are apparent except
under very close inspection. The
interior is in superb shape, but the clearcoat covering the carbon on the
steering wheel has cracked. The car’s
minor aesthetic flaws will not be what anyone notices when seeing this car in
person – it has been very well taken care of. Kelley Blue Book = $64,531 trade-in, $67,585 private party Edmunds True Value = $48,713 trade-in, $51,566 private party Original MSRP = $153,435!
More pictures or information available on request. Contact Brady at (505) 281-1167 or
bradypompei@q.com.
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Porsche offers design walkthrough of Panamera Sport Turismo
Thu, 03 Jan 2013The Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo was arguably the best concept car of 2012, and Porsche has been building upon that momentum by teasing us with videos of its first-ever station wagon design. After showing us some driving shots of the Sport Turismo, Porsche released a more in-depth and behind-the-scenes look at what it took to take the Panamera shooting brake from a full-scale clay model to the final product we saw on stage at the Paris Motor Show. In the video, Michael Mauer, Porsche style director, and Mitja Borkert, general manager advanced design style, both give a little insight about what went into creating the Sport Turismo Concept.
More than just a station wagon version of the Panamera, the Sport Turismo has a totally distinctive look nose to tail. Some of the key elements the designers touch on in the video include the Porsche-signature raised front fenders, the wide rear shoulders, the front wing inspired by the 918 Spyder, and even some of the car's unique touches, including the headlights and the three-dimensional "Porsche" lettering across the liftgate made from glass. One of the more exciting aspects of the concept - which is sadly just glossed over in the video - is the rear liftgate spoiler that features "variable aerodynamics" that sounds like it acts similar to the retractable spoiler on the current Panamera.
We still don't know if the Panamera Sport Turismo will make it into production, but if you want to see what went into creating this exciting concept car and see the different build phases designers went through to create the Paris show car, check out the video by scrolling below.
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According to reports, Hales has had to sell most of his valuables to pay his lawyers and is now facing bankruptcy with the ruling against him. Members of the Pistonheads website are trying to coordinate a collection to help him out, as well.
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