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ABMA

116 posts

21 months

Monday 6th May
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stuckmojo said:
Sukh13 said:
Prices are finally coming down on some cars at dealers.
pistonheads.com/buy/listing/16631705

Lovely car that. I'd have silver wheels, but it already has the correct steering wheel and nice options. Tempted actually
Price now £36890 on their website.

Sukh13

746 posts

186 months

Monday 6th May
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Also the first 991.2 below £50k for a while.


Porsche-worm

75 posts

11 months

Monday 6th May
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Sukh13 said:
Prices are finally coming down on some cars at dealers.
pistonheads.com/buy/listing/16631705

That makes a 996 C4S at the £30kish dealers are asking seem very expensive to me. 996 C4S lovely car but a 991 at similar money seems a lot better buy to me.

bennno

11,723 posts

270 months

Monday 6th May
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What’s a 992T worth trade roughly? Mint 3k miles, t interior, manual box.

johnnyBv8

2,419 posts

192 months

Monday 6th May
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Sukh13 said:
Prices are finally coming down on some cars at dealers.
pistonheads.com/buy/listing/16631705

Now corrected to £37k. Looks nice but the 3.4 base isn’t as desirable as the 3.8S, and there’s also a limited market for white cars. I’ve tried to deal with Invictus a couple of times and found they didn’t have the car advertised- my own car was advertised by them almost 2 years after they’d sold it!

Sukh13

746 posts

186 months

Monday 6th May
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It's still a great deal cheaper than other white 3.4 cars on the market smile

Jawls

659 posts

52 months

Tuesday 7th May
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In the 3.4 in the 991.1 just not a well loved engine? The examples available for <45k strike me as v good value.

Sukh13

746 posts

186 months

Tuesday 7th May
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It's a revvy engine, some people rate it more than the 3.8.

Best to test drive it yourself and decide which you prefer.

highway

1,971 posts

261 months

Tuesday 7th May
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They aren’t barely cheaper on VED- which was A reason to buy a 997 3.6 PDK over a 3.8. The top end on the 3.4 feels a little flat as well. No so with the 3.8

hungry_hog

2,275 posts

189 months

Tuesday 7th May
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Now seeing 991.2 in the mid 50s (base, dealer price)

I wonder if we have a small dip now before it goes up again for summer. Could even depend on the Euros and the election!

johnnyBv8

2,419 posts

192 months

Tuesday 7th May
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Sukh13 said:
It's a revvy engine, some people rate it more than the 3.8.

Best to test drive it yourself and decide which you prefer.
I’d expect the 3.4 is rated primarily by people that own a 3.4! I’ve driven the 3.4 a few times and was really underwhelmed - it just isn’t punchy enough for me, and the price differential would suggest others feel it’s not the one to go for.

Ed.Neumann

444 posts

9 months

Tuesday 7th May
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I love the 3.4, guess it depends what you want from your car.

Many who prefer the 3.8 also prefer the 3.0 turbo of the 991.2 as it is easier, they probably prefer the PDK too.

But then I still love the 3.4 996 Carrera manual and have never liked the Turbo cars, so what do I know?

But, if it was my daily I guess a PDK 3.8 or even the 991.2 I would love.

Sukh13

746 posts

186 months

Monday 13th May
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In the immortal words of Mr Khalid, another one:


hungry_hog

2,275 posts

189 months

Monday 13th May
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Would you guys say PSE is pretty much mandatory on both 991.1 and 991.2? I had it on my old 996 and it sounded insane.

It seems the cheaper cars rarely have it fitted, the good thing about the .2 is you can see it so easily in pics (two central exhausts)

ATM

18,331 posts

220 months

Tuesday 14th May
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hungry_hog said:
Would you guys say PSE is pretty much mandatory on both 991.1 and 991.2? I had it on my old 996 and it sounded insane.

It seems the cheaper cars rarely have it fitted, the good thing about the .2 is you can see it so easily in pics (two central exhausts)
I have a 981 with PSE so basically the same tech as 991.1 cars. Lots of people really love the PSE on the 981 because its more than just valves in the exhaust. The engine runs a different map in sport mode which gives you pops and bangs. It sounds a little childish when you read it. Personally I could take it or leave it but with the roof down on a fun drive especially when the road has walls or whatever either side so the sound is boxed in it definitely adds to the drama.

Sukh13

746 posts

186 months

Tuesday 14th May
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On the 991.1 it's easier to look for the button near the gear lever to tell if it has PSE.

Blue62

8,924 posts

153 months

Tuesday 14th May
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bennno said:
What’s a 992T worth trade roughly? Mint 3k miles, t interior, manual box.
I’ve been following the manual T market for a couple of months now and think it’s pretty volatile. I think the T is the pick of the range and while I don’t get too hung up on ‘the market’, my experience with my Taycan has made me a little more circumspect.

My guess is that trade is somewhere in the mid to late £80’s, seen a nice python green car at Exeter slip from £105k to £99k in a matter of weeks and a brand new car offered at almost £20k under list. Maybe it’s just the manual market, I’ve not followed the PDK prices as not interested, but for a variety of reasons I’ll leave it until the autumn now.

monsieurblack

29 posts

19 months

Tuesday 14th May
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On that note regarding the 991.1, the lack of PSE naturally leads to a lower price, I was wondering if it was possible and how much it would likely cost to get it fitted ‘after the fact’ and would it be possible to have it integrated in the same way as factory and operated from the button on the console?

Assume exhaust do-able but didn’t realise there was a different engine map too. Would this all be possible post purchase on a model without the factory PSE?

Guess weighing up if a car has ‘what you want’ except the PSE if the price difference can make it workable later down the line perhaps?

bennno

11,723 posts

270 months

Tuesday 14th May
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Blue62 said:
bennno said:
What’s a 992T worth trade roughly? Mint 3k miles, t interior, manual box.
I’ve been following the manual T market for a couple of months now and think it’s pretty volatile. I think the T is the pick of the range and while I don’t get too hung up on ‘the market’, my experience with my Taycan has made me a little more circumspect.

My guess is that trade is somewhere in the mid to late £80’s, seen a nice python green car at Exeter slip from £105k to £99k in a matter of weeks and a brand new car offered at almost £20k under list. Maybe it’s just the manual market, I’ve not followed the PDK prices as not interested, but for a variety of reasons I’ll leave it until the autumn now.
I got offered £85k which I’m still mulling over. I think it’s the interest rates killing demand at the moment as pcp options offputting for many.

Blue62

8,924 posts

153 months

Tuesday 14th May
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bennno said:
I got offered £85k which I’m still mulling over. I think it’s the interest rates killing demand at the moment as pcp options offputting for many.
Sounds about right, but rates may be softening soon, supply of manuals is also tightening so, a couple of weeks ago there were around 17 cars now just 8. If you don't mind me asking why are you thinking of selling?