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Porsche 911 Twin Turbo 996 2dr Coupe Black 6sp - 490hp Tune - 47k Miles Carrera on 2040-cars

US $42,500.00

Year:2003 Mileage:46641 Color: is in excellent condition

Location:

Duncan, South Carolina, United States

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This is the owner of Simpson Cycles' personal car. Call the shop if you would like to speak to him about it. PH: 864-469-7195 Hours are M-F 10am-6pm. Email if calling after hours or over the holiday. Include your phone number, and he can call you.

2003 Porsche 911 Turbo Carrera Coupe - 46641 miles - All-wheel-drive - Twin Turbo - 6sp Manual

VIN: WP0AB29943S686841

I have owned this car for 1.5 years. It has been cared for meticulously. Waxed every 6 months. All maintenance is up-to-date. Garage kept and rarely driven in rain. Black on black interior. The exterior is in excellent condition. A few very minor rock chips on the front from road debris. The passenger side mirror has a scuff on it. Hard to get this to show up in the pic. The interior is in great shape. There are 2 minor scuffs on the passenger seat as shown in the close-up pic of the seat....on left side of bottom of the seat. There are some light scratches from fingernails on the inside of the driver door behind the handle. Tires are about 50% worn.

The following modifications were performed at 43k miles:

1. FVD Brombacher Software Upgrade - This software was recommended by Pro-Tech Motorsports in Greenville, SC. A well-known Porsche service facility and race shop. It boosts hp from 420 hp to 490 hp. The tune has been installed for 5000 miles, and can be removed easily if you wish.

FVD Software Power Gains:
Max. Power -- 360 kW (490 HP) @ 6000 rpm
Max. Torque -- 735 Nm (542 lb.-ft.) @ 4000 rpm
Max. Speed -- 318 km/h (198 mph)
Max. RPM -- 7000 rpm
Acceleration 0-100 km/h (0-62.5 mph) - 3.9s

2. High Flow Air Filter that came with the FVD kit.

3. FVD Billet Diverter Valves on turbos - allows Turbos to operate more efficiently and reduces turbo lag.

4. 3M Clear Bra - protects bumper from chips caused by road debris

The windows were tinted at 43k miles, as well.

Options and their cost when car was purchased new (if cost is known):

-Sunroof

-Bose High-End Sound Package - $1625 - (Bose audio system; Eleven upgraded speakers with 10" subwoofer)

-Xenon Headlamp Package - $1,090 - (Projector beam lens Bi-Xenon headlights; Wash/wipe headlight cleaners)

-Wiper, Rear Window - $345

-Heated Front Seats - $410

-Porsche Stability Management - $1,235 - (Stability control; Electronic traction control via ABS & engine management)

-Seat Adjusters, Dual Power - $1,550 - (Electrically adjustable driver and passenger seat with five adjustments; Memorized adjustment with five driver's seat positions; Passenger door mirrors with automatic

- Self-Dim ISRV/Driver s ORSRV/Rain Sensor - $705 - (Automatic operation rear view mirror; Driver door mirrors with automatic operation; Windshield wipers with automatic intermittent wipe and rain sensor)

-Door Sills in Stainless w/Model Insignia - $425

-Leather Dashboard Package - $2,980

This car is a blast to drive. The performance is amazing. Tons of power and all-wheel drive so the tires don't spin. If you are familiar with Porsche cars, you know the handling is excellent as well. Previously, I have owned a 2001 M3 and a 2000 Honda S2000. This is the best performing car by far. The classic Porsche body lines look modern and sleek. People are always guessing this car is a 2009 or 2010 model.

I am selling this car because I don't get to use it enough. This is a second car, and I have only put 5000 miles on this car in 1.5 years. I am looking to get a 4-door sports car so I have more room for passengers and gear

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