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996 turbo ordered by Stevie Wonder !

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Looks lovely on the outside, however inside https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/283671931337

POST 2Original post

Not AMG, Ferrari, Lamborghini, R8, Aston No sh*t sherlock.. just based on that headline I wouldn't even look at the rest. Hate it.

POST 3Original post

I can't see why this costs £87K, i get that it's a Turbo S and low mileage but that interior is minging. Even with a black interior it's way over priced....

POST 4Original post

Why would anyone buy a 996 turbo S for 87k when they can buy a 991 Turbo S for less money? :grin:

POST 5Original post

Pricing seems a little optimistic, by around £47k. No service for 4yrs either. Nice garage though, I'll grant him.

POST 6Original post

I have to give the original owner respect, to having the balls to spec that interior !!

POST 7Original post

Ill service it every year then miss 4 years :grin: X50, Aerokit equipped 911's are now increasingly rare in the manual 6 speed option. This is a great opportunity to own a car revered for its excellent build quality and supercar performance, in arguably the most 'bespoke' colour combination with a great maintenance record, and in such wonderful condition.

POST 8Original post

More like "ordered by Iron Man" :floor: :thumb:

POST 9Original post

Had to laugh I read the title and instantly guessed it would be this car. I saw it a few days ago and almost fell over !!!

POST 10Original post

Its a 2002 Turbo. Sticking the S badge on the back doesn't make it a Turbo S. I quite like seeing cars like this. Wouldn't touch it with a barge pole but I find it interesting to see what owners will do to their cars. £87k!!! You could buy a 991 Turbo S for that. Just.#crazy :hand:

POST 12Original post

You have to laugh at the guy's attempt to sell this as a really desirable 996 Turbo - he's be lucky to get half what he is asking for it

POST 14Original post

I could live with the paint job, but that interior is like an explosion in a whores handbag in the bathroom of an 80's gin palace..... ick

POST 15Original post

Shall we call the interior "jolly" 😬😬. I cannot fathom why someone at the OPC didn't have a word with the original purchaser when he or she specced it. 911 interiors can be a bit dark and dingy so I am all for a bit if an uplift,but this..............😵😵😵😵

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