Where have all the 997s gone?
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M & T Motor Company in Newbury have a well spec'ed Cobalt Blue one for sale.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2013...
Good luck!
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2013...
Good luck!
kitesurfer2 said:
I know of a really good Manual 997C2S down here in Cornwall, all the right work done, Silver/ deep blue. 640000 miles. £23k.
pm me if you want the phone number. (Sorry cannot post link on here, Pistonheads does not allow).
I reckon thats a record. Well done to the driver!!!pm me if you want the phone number. (Sorry cannot post link on here, Pistonheads does not allow).
AlexH997 said:
It's a nice car for sure....but i don't fancy a blue one or privately sold carps01 said:
Mines for sale £23,900 in the ph classifieds if you do a search by price. I'm based just south of reading so not far from you. It's not put a foot wrong in the four years I've had it. I've finally bought a gt3 and that is the only reason I'm selling.
Paul.
thanks Paul. Yours looks nice but I'm holding out for a black and/or Porsche indy supplied car. No offence, but this is my first dip into Porsche ownership and I'm not brave enough for a private purchase.Paul.
alfaspiderman2 said:
AlexH997 said:
It's a nice car for sure....but i don't fancy a blue one or privately sold caralfaspiderman2 said:
thanks Paul. Yours looks nice but I'm holding out for a black and/or Porsche indy supplied car. No offence, but this is my first dip into Porsche ownership and I'm not brave enough for a private purchase.
Why does everyone want Black or grey cars? Metallic dull, or metallic dark dull. IMO the blue cars have more appeal, especially S cars with red calipers. And of course speed yellow is king, if you can find one...
dino_jr said:
alfaspiderman2 said:
thanks Paul. Yours looks nice but I'm holding out for a black and/or Porsche indy supplied car. No offence, but this is my first dip into Porsche ownership and I'm not brave enough for a private purchase.
Why does everyone want Black or grey cars? Metallic dull, or metallic dark dull. IMO the blue cars have more appeal, especially S cars with red calipers. And of course speed yellow is king, if you can find one...

I solved your problem...
http://www.blackheathcarcompany.co.uk/used-car-por...
May need a private plate though as this one nearly says kn*b. On a yellow 911 this is not ideal.
http://www.blackheathcarcompany.co.uk/used-car-por...
May need a private plate though as this one nearly says kn*b. On a yellow 911 this is not ideal.
Love the yellow, just not sure I would be brave enough to carry it off!!
dino_jr said:
I solved your problem...
http://www.blackheathcarcompany.co.uk/used-car-por...
May need a private plate though as this one nearly says kn*b. On a yellow 911 this is not ideal.
http://www.blackheathcarcompany.co.uk/used-car-por...
May need a private plate though as this one nearly says kn*b. On a yellow 911 this is not ideal.
giggle said:
The mileage on these 2005/6 cars is a joke!!!
27000 miles, 34000 miles, 41000 miles... etc etc etc
Its just total lies.
As they get older the mileages drop. Nonsense.
Given they're apparently all-too-easy to clock (including the secondary mileage and recorded hours in the ECU) this could be true. As an aside, I'm told that it's equally easy to zero out the over-rev counters too - for anyone with a chip read/write tool and appropriate knowledge as to how these chips operate. 27000 miles, 34000 miles, 41000 miles... etc etc etc
Its just total lies.
As they get older the mileages drop. Nonsense.
It shouldn't be too hard to find a good 997, they made a bazillion of them.
I've had mine for years now, and every time I toy with trading it in get told it's only worth 50p. On that basis I've still got it, as nothing else comes close to replacing it for the trade-in value. Depreciation is a fact of life, but I guess we could be seeing the effect of the cars being well built and capable, but "worth" very little, leading to existing owners simply holding onto them. Having lost a fortune in depreciation, I personally don't really fancy trading up to the 991 yet.
Keep looking though, they're not rare cars.
I've had mine for years now, and every time I toy with trading it in get told it's only worth 50p. On that basis I've still got it, as nothing else comes close to replacing it for the trade-in value. Depreciation is a fact of life, but I guess we could be seeing the effect of the cars being well built and capable, but "worth" very little, leading to existing owners simply holding onto them. Having lost a fortune in depreciation, I personally don't really fancy trading up to the 991 yet.
Keep looking though, they're not rare cars.
dino_jr said:
I solved your problem...
http://www.blackheathcarcompany.co.uk/used-car-por...
May need a private plate though as this one nearly says kn*b. On a yellow 911 this is not ideal.
Supreme irony. http://www.blackheathcarcompany.co.uk/used-car-por...
May need a private plate though as this one nearly says kn*b. On a yellow 911 this is not ideal.

Edited by mollytherocker on Wednesday 29th May 19:20
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