YOUR RESEARCHHow hard is it to find a CPOed aerokitted 911?
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I searched on Porsche's website to do a search on certified pre-owned 911s that meet the following requirements: -2000, 2001 -US all over -Coupe -Manual (I think I could search by this maybe not) Came up with one aerokitted car w/o litronics. My goal is to find a CPOed aerokitted 2000, 2001 911 and negotiate. What's a fair price? Is this just a search I don't want to spend time on because it is such a rare find?
why don't you just find a CPO and aerokit it yourself? If you look, parts are not that expensive...
How much are OEM aerokit parts? Front, sides, rear and rear spoiler?
OEM..from porsche is a LOT. hell i think the Taco wing was about 5 Grand by itself wasn't it?
yes that was my concern thus the reason why i wanted it kitted out from the factory i want that taco wing! the only other kit i'd entertain is Ruf. and i know the prices on those.
You may have a tough task in front of you. When I purchased my 996 (it's a CPO) I made a list top to bottom of what was most important for me down to least important. This is important (IMHO) because you are very unlikely to find a car that is 100% spec'ed to your liking and you will need to decide what's really important (to you) vs. nice to have. I'd bet (a guess) that only about 10-15% of 996's even have the aerokit installed and if you are also looking for a certain color, and a certain year.......well you can imagine the numbers get smaller and smaller. The good news about the aerokit is you can add it anytime (bad news, it's not cheap). If your timing is short you may have a hard time finding a car with it. I would guess that a fair price for a 2000-2001 Aerokit Coupe (CPO) would be in the $44,000-$51,000 range. Good luck!
1999-2001 RUF RGT pieces arn't as bad as the 2002+ RGT RS pieces. the 1999 pieces are more like porsche prices (2500$ for a front bumper, 1500$ for a wing , etc etc) but the 2002+ RGT RS pieces are mental (4500$ for the bumper and the wing with the carbon top is also insanly priced)
the entire aero (front, side, rear and taco) lists for around $4,800, but that is the list price (as taken from departstop). I know you can drop at least a thousand off that price....
I'm not sure if you're quoting OEM prices or replica cuz Dan at vivid just let me know that the front bumper alone is $2300ish from the factory. Taco wing is going to be nearly that much alone. Paint install at about $1500.... car must come with it installed.
I bought my Aero bumper from a dealer (name intentionally withheld) for $1500 shipped ....and the sides for $525 shipped.
I'm quoting OEM.... but anyways not going to go back and forth on pricing... if you are that serious about purchasing an aero kit, there are places where you can get OEM parts for less than advertised (it's not as bad as it seems). PM me if you are more interested (have no affiliation, just passing along good deals)...
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