Vehicle Details
- Year: 2011
- Make: Porsche
- Model: 911 Turbo Coupe
- VIN: WP0AD2A96BS766792
- Mileage Shown: 19,429
- Transmission: Manual
- Title Status: Clean
- Color: Platinum Silver Metallic
- Seller: shaneporschelover
- Seller Type: Private Party
- Location: Ontario, Canada L3X 0C7
- Lot #: V-0006965
We are pleased to present this outstanding 2011 Porsche 997.2 Turbo finished in Platinum Silver Metallic over a Black full leather interior with Grey stitching. Distinguished as being 1 of only 528 Turbo Coupe’s produced for the model year, this 2011 example is accompanied by an original window totaling over $167k (CAD) which includes a limited slip differential, illuminated doorsill guards in stainless steel and heated leather Sport Seats with Porsche crested headrests. Currently residing with its second owner in Canada, this 6-speed Turbo is now being offered in absolutely pristine overall condition while showing just over 19k kilometers (12k miles) on the odometer.
Reported to have always been kept in climate-controlled storage and never subjected to winter driving conditions, the Platinum Silver Metallic finish is stated to be in exceptional condition (detailed images are provided in the photo gallery). Clear paint protection film is also applied over the front end and rear fender flares. This Turbo can be differentiated from other versions by its widened body styling, side air intakes, and revised front and rear fascias. Factory 997 Turbo II wheels are also equipped and dressed in healthy Michelin tires.
The Black full leather interior is reported to be in immaculate condition with all accessories and electronics working properly. Desirable factory features include Adaptive Sport Seats in leather with Porsche crested headrests, a center console with an embossed logo, and illuminated door sill guards in stainless steel. Creature comforts also include heated front seats with driver memory, a heated steering wheel, XM satellite radio receiver, and Bi-Xenon headlights with Porsche Dynamic Lighting System (PDLS).
This second-generation 997 Turbo is equipped with a 3.8 L twin-turbocharged flat-six engine rated at 500 HP and 480 lb.-ft of torque from the factory. All 4 wheels are driven by way of a preferable 6-speed manual transmission with limited-slip differential providing for a 0-60 time of as little as 3.4 seconds. All scheduled maintenance is said to have been addressed by an authorized Porsche dealership including routine engine flushes with every oil change. Service records are included, and this Turbo is said to drive like new.
This sale will be accompanied by a set of 2 keys, owner’s books, a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, the original window sticker, and service records. This low-mileage 6-speed Turbo makes the perfect choice for any highly selective enthusiast, do not miss out.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $119,997
- Auction End: Nov 17, 2020 08:47:39PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 10
Comments (50)
Well done Shane. CAD$158K.
Sold for $119,997
Bid in the amount of $119,997
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To all you bidders out there , Please remember the sale of the car is contingent on the DME report which will be add to the gallery once completed So keep bidding on this beautiful 997.2 to have your best chances of owing this gem.
@PCARMARKET Thanks guys.
Paint meter readings have been added to the listing.
@userabc123 @Hartclay Either way mate, thanks for the helpful numbers your testimony pretty much says with your numbers this car is one of those that are limited in number in North America.
Not sure about your source. But that could be worldwide production if its accurate. I believe my North America numbers are accurate. There is a difference. Thanks.
@shaneporschelover I emailed you couple of questions
@userabc123 @Hartclay To answer your question, I got the numbers from this site: https://www.ianbevis.co.uk/porsche-911-997-series-production-numbers.
If your numbers are correct then it make my car even more desirable. specially with such low milage. Please place a bid.
This write up says 1 of 528 coupes built.? Where did that info come from? The factory? Does that include European cars and left hand drive cars maybe? Because shipped to us and Canada North American in 2011 porch reg site says 231 cars and only 113 manual shift cars. Thanks in advance for clarification. Happy bidding. Great car
@siabond26 Hi, sorry for the late reply. The paint is original however, the readings shall be there by tomorrow as i have asked for them to be uploaded. As for the dme report I have asked Porsche to do one for me. I can send it to you via email on the 29-11-2020, as that is the only time the dealer can do one.
To all You Ladies and Gentleman who have been kind enough to comment on this post . FYI, the additional pictures of Paint meter readings will be uploaded by Tmrw. Only 2 days left !!!
@Zedosix yes there is.
@shaneporschelover Thank you you for your reply
Much appreciated
Is there a reserve on this car?
@Pump993 Hello, to answer your questions.
1. Paint meter reading is being done today and will be on the site by monday.
2. DME report has been booked with Porsche will be on the site on the 29-11-2020. from what I understand only dealers are aloud to do it in Ontario.
3. Ref sticker I have checked if you can send me your email address I shall send it to you.
shaneporschelover
Hi Shane, can you please post a photo of the label on the passenger side door jam . This label is manufacturer’s certification label showing a maple leaf surrounding a national safety mark (NSM),
Any idea when you will be posting the DME report and paint meter readings
Thank you for your cooperation
@shaneporschelover Can you forward your contact info
Thank you
Owen
@owe222 Hello Owen , Your more than welcome to see the car.
I purchased a Canadian Porsche in mid September of this year, it was finally delivered on November 9th . Im only 185 miles (3.5 hour drive) south of the selling dealership, border crossing is only 45 miles from this dealership! Believe what your hearing about difficulty Covid-19 has caused getting cars across the Canadian border. My car, like this one, is a rare build and worth the effort. Bidders make note that you can import this car legally, but you will be putting forth effort and expense ( I would budget $5-6000 US) . Are we bidding in Canadian dollars?
In the for the DME report
@Maximo thank you for the comments on the odmeter replacement. She is super clean .. place a bid ..
@Pump993 I bought a 997 Turbo on PCARMARKET from BC and imported it to USA. Yes, you have to pay a Customs Duty. I worked through Sharon Buckley at Cole International. She was very helpful (highly recommended). The duty on my car was approximately $2500. I read that the specs for the 997.1 was for North America, not specifically US or Canada. I can't speak for the 997.2. The analog speedometer is what throws me off. You can easily find information. I had no trouble whatsoever with Customs (thanks to Sharon).
Getting it across the border in a timely manner is the challenge. The shippers are backed up due to the pandemic and you can't go from US to Canada without 2-weeks quarantine. I picked up my car in Michigan because I got tired of waiting after 6 weeks. However, I had a WONDERFUL 11 hour drive home - just sayin.
It took me 5 minutes to convert the digital speedometer and odometer from KM to Miles. I did it in the parking lot of the hotel in Michigan. It's in the owners manual. My car does not have KPH on the analog speedometer but to be honest I never look at the analog anyway.
I hope this is helpful. I love my car and this is a beautiful car too. It was totally worth it for me. GLWTA
I live in Ancaster , is if possible to come see the car
Thank you
Owen
@shaneporschelover . . . It may matter if you are buying with the intention to import into the United States. The ODO face plate may need to be swapped in order to import the car (irrespective of being able to toggle between KM and M on the digital display). Best bet is to speak with a registered importer on what it will take to import the car into the United States if that is your intent.
Thanks for the service records; I look forward to reviewing the paint meter readings when they become available.
To Seller: Do you have paint meter numbers throughout the body of the car? Also, do you have a DME report on your car?
@shaneporschelover I agree .
@Pump993 The question is it really that important , seeing as the digital one can be changed to miles. so when driving your going end up looking at the digital one anyway. This is a rare car do remember only 218 odd cars came to NA in total. So I guess the toss up for you is a genuine Clean car with KH /M or a car with miles.
@zone Thank. I did not know that the odometer is only programmed for kilometers
@Pump993 The odometer remains in the original units even though it is digital. It can't be changed unless you re-program the gauge cluster or swap it out. Going from 19,000 KMs to 12,000 miles will create other potential issues though. For example, the Carfax report will think the odometer was rolled back if it sees an entry from 19k to 12k.
@Pump993 the Speeds is both as shown in the pictures, the digital can be changed to miles as well as Kh/m . Hope this answers the question.
@zone
Thank you for the clarification. Isn't the odometer already digital ? Can it be changed to miles since it is already digital.
@zone thanks for the question , The car is going into Porsche to have that reported on. Once I have the report It shall be posted on the site.
@shaneporschelover Do you have a recent DME report showing no over-revs in range 3,4,5,6? Thanks in advance!
@Pump993 The units on the digital gauges can be changed to miles/Fahrenheit but the physical gauges will remain in Km/h. Odometer will remain in KM unless you have it reprogrammed but then carfax will think there was a rollback.
@Pump993 Hi there , to answer your first question I would point you to the following link https://www.hagerty.com/media/archived/how-to-import-a-car-from-canada-to-the-us/, here you should be able to get answers to your questions on importing a car from Canada.
The 2nd question about the odometer reading : the units can be change to read MPH from km/h. I wish I could answer your last question , because I don't Know as Canadian have much tighter rules with regards to emission i suspect that it would do. hope this answers your questions
Hi Shane
Nice car.
Do you know if there are any import duty if the car is shipped to the US. ?
Pardon my next question, do the speedometer and odometer read kilometers and miles, can you change the readings from kilometers to miles.
Does the car meet US emission standards
@KvN Hello KvN, thanks for the question. Thank you. She is really beautiful . To answer your question the car is 100% stock no mods have been made to her as I believe some things are best left as they are meant to be. The car is kept in a my heated garage and yes she is still with me in Ontario.
Bid in the amount of $75,000
Hi Shane, KvN here in NS. Nice TT. Is it fully stock? And still in ON?
Hello to all ,
My name is Shane and I'm the proud owner of the beautiful Porsche 997.2. This car has been my pride and joy and I loved driving it over the years I have had her. She has only been serviced at Porsche where she has been looked after with a lot of TLC. I am open to all who wish to engage with me to know more about this car . Look forward to hearing from you guys.