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The price looks extremely good for the mileage, especially after you get the dealer to knock a couple grand more off in the final negotiation.
{as stated above, not a GT2 at all, but still a great deal}
Plus take a few grand off because its yellow. I know your all gonna say you love yellow and want one but it was a low production color because it wasn't in high demand
GT2 has bigger turbos, like the Turbo S and is rwd, rear fenders are rolled and different rear wheel well liners and bracket to fit 315 tires on the back. Also has different track oriented suspension. It has no traction control or PSM like the Turbo. It's an amazing car, I believe the last Porsche to carry on the name of Widow Maker.
I'm guessing the sale price will drop pretty quickly. Leesburg is a pretty small town about 35 miles outside of DC. Not much drive by traffic. I bet it sits on that lot. I'm curious where it came from? I might stop in and check it out and get some intel.
Did you see it had 7 owners and 5 service records? Started life in Texas.
