I got a call today from a salesperson I was working with at a New Penske Porsche dealer in West Broward county Florida. They were not dealing on new 911's but they took in a 2014 911 4S Targa with only 3,000 miles. They were asking $118,900. It seems like a lot of money but I don't know pricing well enough to say. I think Mr Penske has ingested too many nitro fumes. It is a beautiful car if anyone is interested. Doesn't the price seem High?
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MSRP with options for a 4S Targa gets north of 125K very quickly as I recall... so, 119 is below that and only 3000 miles, but I'm guessing there is room to talk. Again, depends on options and how/where those 3000 miles came from. Of course, the warranty will still be alive, but.. D
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