2007 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Convertible 2-door on 2040-cars
Pylesville, Maryland, United States
This is my 2007 Carrera 4 with 52,816 miles on it. I have spent over $24,000 on it in the last 6 months. Brand new ground effects kit, new paint, tires, wheels, convertible top - just one month old, side markers, head lights, parking lights, emblems, etc. Exterior is showroom new. No, it has never been in an accident. Once you start replacing things you just dont know when to stop. The engine purrs like a kitten - stock but very fast. When I took it to the Porsche Dealer for an oil change the mechanic told me it was the cleanest, driest engine he had every seen on a used Porsche. Engine compartment is showroom new. I take care of my cars. The interior is extremely nice and clean too. Look at the radio control panel and knobs - like brand new. Im 60 yrs old. I dont know how to work or use all those buttons! You will be very happy with how this car runs, drives and handles. A/C is ice cold works as it should - same with heat. I have a very fair reserve on car. It will sell. Brand new 2017s dont look this good!
Please contact me only at : jeffgirouxb9q@clovermail.net
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