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Suisse, Nyon- Chassis number: WP0 ZZZ 99Z 6S73 6109
-1st registration: 22.06.2006
- Expertise: 10.04.2024
No reserve price
You're not dreaming, this Porsche 911 is for sale at auction without reserve price. This means that the car will be sold to the highest bidder, regardless of the amount of the final bid.
Estimation : 38 000 - 42 000 CHF
The best 911 ever
We present for sale this sublime Porsche 911 Carrera 4S of Swiss origin, Full Porsche Service, with 157,300 kilometers on the odometer. It features a beautiful color scheme complemented by its red brake calipers. Equipped with almost every available option, this German sports car represents the perfect compromise between performance and elegance.
Discover the most seductive of all 997s, with its distinctive domed fenders found only on C4S models. Equipped with the Sport Chrono pack and a sport exhaust system, its 355hp 3.8L flat-six makes itself heard wherever it goes. This 911 model has nothing left to prove, and will delight purists with its manual gearbox: a true 911 for enthusiasts!
If you like escapades with friends, mountain drives or are simply looking for a real sports car, this little marvel is made for you.
History
This beautiful 911 was acquired in Lausanne from a private owner in June 2023. He has meticulously maintained it over the 5 years it has been in his possession. It has its service book with all the servicing carried out at Porsche. The last service at Porsche was at the end of December 2022.
Work carried out and maintenance
- Expansion tank changed recently following a slight leak.
- Full service at Porsche on December 27, 2022, at 151,300 km, including : Full service, brake fluid replacement, gearbox and axle drain, belt check, battery and tire pressure control system check, airbags, silentblocks and protective bellows check.
- Both front radiators were replaced in 2022.
March 2024:
- Steering ball joints replaced (L and R).
- Rear lower suspension arms changed (R and L).
- Geometry and parallelism
- The car is fitted with 4 new Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires.
Options list
- AT: Full leather interior
- 670: Navigation module for pcm
- XLF: Sport exhaust (with sport tailpipe)
- P15 : Electric seats with driver memory
- 650 : Power sliding/tilting roof
- 680 : Bose surround sound system
- C9Z: Metallic paintwork
- 640: Chrono plus sports package
- 666 : Telephone module for pcm
- XPA : Smooth leather 3-spoke thick rim sports steering wheel
- XCZ: Stroke reducer: optimized guidance with outstanding shifting precision. note: option only available in combination with manual gearbox. when cold, the stroke reducer can make shifting a little more difficult.
- P12: Interior and exterior mirrors with automatic glare control and integrated rain sensor.
- 692: CD audio system in trunk (x6)
- 635: Rear parking assistance: radar and arr parking aid
- 454 : Cruise control
- 342 : Heated seats
- 982 : Soft leather seats
- 405 : 19" Carrera Classic wheels
- 425 : Rear wiper with intermittent wipe.
- XSC: Embossed Porsche badge on headrests
- 446: Hub caps with coloured Porsche logo
- 567: Gradient tinted windscreen
Details
- The original headlights are supplied, the headlights currently fitted on the car being LED (see photos).
- A Bluetooth music system is fitted, which can be removed at any time.
- The car is fitted with rare and particularly attractive 19" Carrera Classic wheels.
Supplied with the car:
- An additional set of wheels (19-inch Carrera S gray/matte brown) with winter tires.
- Protective tarpaulin.
- Tool kit.
- Two sets of keys with a Porsche key ring.
- Original service booklet with all servicing at Porsche.
- Recent invoices
- Original headlight
Vehicle condition
Exterior: The bodywork is in very good condition. However, there are a few minor imperfections, notably a small poc on the passenger door and very slight dents on the hood, probably caused by gravel.
Interior: The dashboard leather is in excellent condition, while the front and rear seat leathers show slight wear due to mileage, but no tears or pronounced wear. The steering wheel is in perfect condition. The plastics on the center console and door sills show signs of wear, with a few visible scratches. Ventilation control knobs are discolored (can be easily replaced). The headliner is in perfect condition. Electric seat controls work very well, as does the backrest straightener.
Mechanics: Not much to say about its mechanical condition, except that it has always benefited from rigorous maintenance by its owners. Everything works very well, with no particular faults.
- This vehicle is sold as is, expertly appraised, without warranty of any kind.
- Our auction system incorporates an Anti-Sniping feature: if a bid is placed during the last 5 minutes of the auction, the counter is automatically extended by 5 minutes, giving all participants a fair chance to win the vehicle.
- Contact us directly if you wish to place a purchase order.
Visits and test drives of this vehicle are possible. Make an appointment by calling us directly (contact).
History of the model
Founded in 1931 by Ferdinand Porsche in Stuttgart, the Porsche company initially focused on design and engineering. It is famous for having designed the Volkswagen Beetle. It was after the Second World War, under the impetus of his son, Ferry, that Porsche launched its own car, the 356. However, it was the 911 model, introduced in 1964 after an unveiling in 1963, that became emblematic.
Origin of the name
When Porsche unveiled its jewel, the 911 was destined to be called 901. But the Peugeot company, already holding the rights to model designations featuring a central zero, forced Porsche to reconsider the name. Although the 911 designation has been adopted for the general public, purists and insiders nostalgically recall the original code name, 901.
A glance at the calendar
Later in its history, Porsche had a playful surprise in store for us. The fourth generation 911, named Type 993, was cleverly unveiled on 9/11/1993, a date subtly reflecting the model's emblematic name. A charming detail that hasn't escaped the notice of even the most assiduous fans.
Water Cooling
Then in 1997 came the Porsche 911 type 996, which enjoyed great success and an impressive number of sales despite being a model disliked by purists. In fact, the 996 was the first 911 to feature water-cooling, which did not please the brand's purists. Another unappreciated detail of this model will be its flat, shapeless headlamps. To improve on the 911, Porsche released the 911 Type 997 in 2004, which went down in Porsche history as one of the brand's most popular models. Its modern yet timeless lines will appeal to Porsche enthusiasts. Ten years on, its design and characteristic flat-six sound continue to offer an ideal blend of pleasure and sportiness.
Racing inspirations
Porsche's passion for motor racing is evident in its designations. The terms "Carrera" and "Targa", so evocative of the 911, actually derive from legendary races. "Carrera" comes from the Carrera Panamericana in Mexico, and "Targa" from the Targa Florio in Sicily. With these names, Porsche pays tribute to the competitive spirit that runs through the veins of the 911.
These fascinating details, engraved in Porsche history, only add to the mystical aura surrounding the brand and its flagship model, the 911.
The Porsche 911, launched in 1963, remains a timeless icon of motorsport. Continually modernized, today it combines high performance and advanced technology, while preserving its racing heritage and distinctive silhouette.
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