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POST 1Original post

So I flew to San Diego yesterday and picked up my new to me 911. It's an '07 Carrera S coupe fully optioned out. With only 3,900 miles on it. Guards Red. I love this car. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

POST 2Original post

Nice find...I like the black wheels, and it looks like it has Sport seats. Only 3900 on the odometer? I've put about a third that many miles on my 997.2 since picking it up 12 days ago. :banana:

POST 3Original post

That's a great find and looks to be perfectly option. Great color combo and the matching interior bits add to the appeal. I wouldn't change a thing. It should make for a fun drive home.

POST 4Original post

Very nice! It always amazes me that people buy these cars.....and then don't drive them. Don't repeat the previous owner's mistake! Please share the option list when you get the chance.

POST 5Original post

Same thing here. I bought a 2010 911S Cab with 2500 on the clock. The owner was a very busy work addict and his wife did not like it. I don't get it at all. I drive a MB C63 during the day and I take the 911 out for a drive every evening unless raining. I am already over 1000 lies since early Aug.I look to have the opposite problem with the miles. The 997 is the deal at present. 60-70K will get you a super nice near new car still in warranty in many cases. The nice examples do get snapped up pretty quick now that people can afford them.

POST 6Original post

Great color, great car. That sport button makes all the difference, doesn't it?

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