2005 Porsche Carrera GT 2900 miles!

2005 Porsche Carrera GT finished in GLOSS Black over solid black interior. Only 2948 miles since new, this low mileage beauty comes with carbon fiber steering wheel, carbon fiber shift knob, and all original Porsche Luggage still wrapped in plastic and unused! Floor mats have been covered since new and still look brand new. Not a scuff or chip anywhere! PPI just complete at Authorized Porsche Dealer showing over 90% clutch life remaining and 95% brake life remaining! Brand new battery installed on 11/26/08. Full balance of factory warranty remaining until 12/27/09. This is a very late production car # 997! PPI report available on request.

$365k DELIVERED to lower 48 states!

Details here: http://www.catsexotics.com/used_vehicle_details.htm?vehicleId=007fa024404638b5010a2bb04f4b296e
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Coledoggy this has your name all over it!!!!!

 

Damn ... I'm 364k short ... anybody wanna help me out here?

 

And to think that Champion Porsche turned down my $350K bid only 6 months ago on one that they had in stock.........

 

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They should not have turned that bid down!

We have one in Austin in Carrera GT silver that has like 26 miles on it! YEA, TWENTY SIX! Maybe less than that. They off loaded it from its delivery truck into the garage that it now lives in! The guy pushes it back and forth in the garage and starts it from time to time. He also has a 430 Spyder with not quite so insanely low miles on it.

If you have never heard a CGT exhaust... Do yourself a favor and avoid EVER hearing one...once you have heard it everything else just pales by comparison! Even the symphony of a 430 Scud can't compare to a CGT! AMAZING sounding cars!

James

 

you're damn skippy! now if i could just win that lottery, i'd have 2!

 

Ever hear one with straight pipes? Gives ya goose bumps..

 

Beautiful !

 

+1000000

 

Don't they ALL have straight pipes?! LOL! I tell you, there is not much room between the engine and the exhaust tips, I can't imagine any of them have MUCH of a muffler, but no I have not heard one with straight pipes...that must be an INSANE noise, or music depending on your perspective.

James

 

Straight pipes sound incredible, but I'd never put them on mine. I'd consider a GMG or Tubi system though.

 

well, 6 months ago...that was Lowballin! I do get your point though....they probably still have it.

 

They only wanted $395K for it........Scott was highballing me.......heh.

 

tempting..

 

Have you driven one? I found clutch a bit strange. I also had no sensation of speed in it. It is very fast but is so smooth that it felt slow.

My 2c

 

no; thanks for the input jim

 

Damn - you got me beat by $1K! I gotta left nut I'd give tho'

 

Pretty sure I'd sell a kidney for that car hahaha

 

OK we got $1000.00,left nut and a kidney, I will throw in my stepchild also,anyone else?

 

Amazing car- should probably buy it, but I'm playing to the 'new' economy right now and frugalizing. I got to drive one at the P facility in Alabama (Barber Museum track) a few years ago. Hurley Haywood also took me out for some hot laps. I agree with Jim that the clutch is a little strange when starting out- but it is just binary/hardwired when moving along. I got nowhere even close to the potential of this car and don't have the skills to do so. The C GT was, mechanically, the best car i've ever driven.
Black on black is a wonderful look for this car.

 

I'll throw in an aquarium and some dead fish .... that should do it now ...

 

Recently had the pleasure of taking a black one out for a spin and while the clutch is something to get used to, it certainly isn't and shouldn't be a concern when considering the purchase of this machine.

As modern Porsches go, this is the most visceral machine you will experience. The sounds of the mechanicals and the exhaust note is intoxicating. Bill hit the nail on the head in that this is the ONLY car I have ever driven (I'm been lucky to drive many of every make and model) whereas you should not attempt to push the envelope without practice and the skill needed to control it. It's a monster on the road and a true exotic in terms of overall driving experience and visual impact.

If you have the means...I highly recommend it.

 

Having been in both the Enzo and CGT, the CGT was the Luxo Super Car! The one I would use for long distance Tourning. In comparison to the NNO it had every luxury and the removable roof which can be stored up front was a great bonus. I think that even at full retail price the CGT was the greatest Super Car Bang For The Buck Value out there! And yes... the sound is to die for. I do not like P Cars Much at all... but this one is from a different world!


Just my .02

 

i can second that, i asked him what his fav car was..cgt