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YOUR RESEARCHWould someone really buy this thing?...
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We'll see what it's worth because the car will soon be for sale as it was replaced by a GT3.
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Boxster red does take some getting used too - but they can be very pretty cars.
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As I continue my search for a MY02-03 C4S I came across this offering.
http://newport-beach.porschedealer.c...ntoryid=112281
I have nothing against red interiors, I owned a BMW Z3 in silver & burgundy red in the past... but this C4S at this price ($95K) with such an awesome exterior and IHMO yucky interior it just seems wrong...
Lets see how long it takes them to sell it....
I don't mean to offend owners of cars with red interiors. It's just an observation. I guess as they say "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".
Cheers
No offence taken...Silver/ Boxster Red is a very unique color combination....most people that see my car in person feel the interior looks awesome....pictures don't always tell the story
This interior would look great with a black wheel, and maybe some random c/f or alu bits here and there. I, too, like this color combo. I will say it looks better in person than in photos..
The red is the most awesome color against the silver (especially since I own one). Pretty hefty upgrade in the 99's too. I get alot of compliments. Would look good aainst white also.
i think we're forgettin about the chap who ordered a black 996 with guards red interior and speed yellow center console
this should be in hot demand compared 2 that thing
I've also got the Boxster Red interior and love it. It really isn't "RED" as it's more of a cinnamon or terracota- much softer (wow, I guess I'm coming to grips with my yin/yang thing). Everone who's seen it in person has had positive comments. But my interior is also loaded with CF and aluminum so it breaks up the monotony a bit.
I drove that car at Newport Porsche. It is nice, and the interior actually looks really good. The original owner had a lot of Exclusive work done on the inside. You should take a look at it. They told me they would take less than the asking. It has (when I drove it) something like 1500 miles.
This is my bud's 996TT that I had the pleasure of optioning out. I picked every available code to cover in Boxster Red.
It had so many codes, some were left off by the factory.
We'll see what it's worth because the car will soon be for sale as it was replaced by a GT3.
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