YOUR RESEARCH997.2 Turbo Cabriolet manual - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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Just saw one of these in Switzerland, being driven out of my hotel roof down. Does anyone know how rare this model is in UK RHD? I don’t think I have ever seen one for sale or in the flesh. A couple of manual coupes, but not a Cabrio.
There's one for sale in the PH classified.
No… Can’t see any there. Here’s all the 09 onwards 997 Turbos and Turbo Ss. https://www.pistonheads.com/buy/search?body-type=C...
Both the cab and coupe in manual form very rare. I can see collectors sticking them away for next 20 yrs as investments. World wide I imagine there are probably less manual gen 2 997 turbo coupe and cab combined than 997 GT2 RS. Everyone wanted PDK when it first came out on 997 turbo. Cars equipped with PDK were hitting 60mph in 2.8 secs which was mind blowingly quick in 2010.
IMI A said: Both the cab and coupe in manual form very rare. I can see collectors sticking them away for next 20 yrs as investments. World wide I imagine there are probably less manual gen 2 997 turbo coupe and cab combined than 997 GT2 RS. Everyone wanted PDK when it first came out on 997 turbo. Cars equipped with PDK were hitting 60mph in 2.8 secs which was mind blowingly quick in 2010. I had a pdk, astonishingly quick as you say. I could never understand how they got enough fuel in it to go like that. Still ok mpg on a tour too.
The “last manual” syndrome is big in Ferraris of that era too. Two pedal variants faster, better, more convenient, now collectors want the rare manuals. But I wonder how collectible these particular cars really are. Unlike Ferrari, Porsche did not stop making manual cars. Plenty of even more exciting ones available of every variety pretty much What’s for sure is that people seem to be hanging onto them!
rudester said: There's one for sale in the PH classified. Quite right. I missed the .2 in title. Hexagon have sold a few in the past. 1 red and 1 blue.
Interesting. Do you recall what the asking prices were or were they POA?
Venosta said: Interesting. Do you recall what the asking prices were or were they POA? It looks like the links are still up. No price information though! https://www.hexagonclassics.com/car/porsche-911-99... https://www.hexagonclassics.com/car/porsche-911--9...
rudester said: It looks like the links are still up. No price information though! https://www.hexagonclassics.com/car/porsche-911-99... https://www.hexagonclassics.com/car/porsche-911--9... This popped up in the states whilst googling the Hexagon cars: https://www.ryanfriedmanmotorcars.com/2009-porsche...
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