2006 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Tyner, North Carolina, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: kathaleenkmmazzotta@oneuk.com . 2006 Porsche Carrera C4S Cabriolet 26,700 miles
$52,500 OBO
1-Owner, excellent condition
GT Silver, black interior, 6 speed
Sticker Price
$109,170
Options:
GT Silver Metallic
$3,070
Power Seat Package
$1,550
Heated Front Seats
$480
Wheel Caps with Color Crest
$185
Sport Chrono Package Plus
$920
Navigation with PCM
$2,070
Bose High End Sound Package
$1,390
Sport Shifter
$765
Rear Ctr Console Painter Ext Color
$730
All original, no body work or paint. The car shows normal wear and tear for a 2006. There is a dent/scratch at
bottom front center of vehicle (see photo) and a few dings here and there. Otherwise the car is in excellent
condition. Drives like new.
40,000 mile major service completed at 25,973 miles ($1,221.45).
perform DME scan and reset maintenance
light. Replace engine air filter, replace cabin a/c filter, perform brake system fluid flush, replace spark plugs,
change engine oil and filter, inspect steering gear, tie rod ends, etc, etc.
Perform convertible maintenance
Inspect, lube and adjust all moving components. Check diagnostics and
recalibrate all motors. Clean top and apply Porsche top protectant.
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