YOUR RESEARCHDoes the 1999 Carrera S actually exist?
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I'm so confused so where better to come for realistic info. I have been checking out ads etc and came across a 99 Carrera S cabriolet close to home. 55000km & $26k. But I can't find specs anywhere. I see lots mentioned in texts but never any details. I will appreciate any help & guidance you guys can give.
No, it does not
No.
Nope. Only model options were Coupe and Cab in 2 and 4 wheel drive choices. Europe got the GT3 but it never made it over here. The GT3 also got the Club sport option. The "S" in the ad is for "S"ucker.
I know where you can get an "S" badge to stick on the back.
I'm guessin' that if they did make 'em, to find one, well, they would be really rare, but, I thinkin', that maybe they could have but you counit find one, if they did make 'em, cause, well, on the other hand.... No <---HIOCIFER (HI OFFICER)
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That hurt.
only way you could possibly call a 996 an "S" Unoffically thats if it has the "X51" Power Kit or if you Swaped a 997 3.8L in there but i still wont put a "S" Badge on my 996 (non 4S) even if i had the a X51 or 3.8L... id put a "996 3.8" or "996 X51" badge PS: Mike_UCR, im in Mississauga sswell 10 & Eglinton... your better of posting this in Canada section, somone on there probaly already knows this car...
Hey Zookie: Not too far from me. I'm at Erin Mills & Burnhamthorpe. Car was listed on Kijiji and is in Oakville.
Thanks everyone for confirming my thoughts. I'm tempted to go see it to find out exactly what it is. When I asked about the "S", the current owner said more horsepower & bigger brakes. Sounds like the car was just ahead of its time!!
More HP with what? Pixie Dust?
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lol nice! http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehi...AdIdZ261964460 this one? Way too much $$$$$ for 1999 with 55k miles US Car... its not even a Canadian Car... shop around... if i were you id Shop in the US and bring a car over You can get get a 2001 with Similar Mileage from the US for 25-30k Have you looked at these Rennlist Members Cars? Both are in your Price Range https://rennlist.com/forums/for-sale...y-aerokit.html https://rennlist.com/forums/for-sale...-biege-c2.html
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Does this mean it runs on gasoline instead of Molson's?
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no what i meant was. Local cars are worth more than US cars here... People bring up US cars and Ask Canadian Money for it when you can buy a better car in the US and bring it up for the same $$$$$ my next Car is going to be a US car for Sure coz i can buy a better car for same $$$$$$ down south BTW the correct Term is "Fuel" not Gasoline...
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