2003 Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe 6 Speed Blackback Serviced on 2040-cars
Andrews, South Carolina, United States
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2003 Porsche 911 Turbo
Black with Black Full Leather Interior
60,815 Miles
3.6L Turbocharged Engine producing 415 Horsepower
6 Speed Manual Transmission
$128,215.00 Original M.S.R.P
Options:
Heated Front Seats
Porsche Crest in Headrest
Guards Red Seat Belts
Wheel Caps with Colored Crest
Lumbar Support Left and Right
Black Full Leather
Black Mats w/Porsche Lettering
Stainless Steel Exhaust Pipes
Metal Door Sill Model Insignia
Aluminum Instrument Dials
Leather Sun Visor with lighted mirror
Leather Rear Center Console
3 Spoke Leather Steering Wheel
Aluminum/Leather Shifter and E-Brake handle
Aftermarket Sound System with Bluetooth, Navigation and ipod connectivity.
Condition:
Vehicle is in good to excellent condition. No major dents or dings. Front bumper, hood and front fenders have
previous paintwork. Carfax report shows accident reported. Paint work was completed by a professional body shop
and looks great. Air bags did not deploy from accident nor was the frame affected. vehicle is straight. Newer
Pzero tires, Fresh brake job completed.
No stage 2 over-revs as verified by Duramatric
Full PPI completed
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Thu, 17 Jan 2013We've seen the upcoming Porsche Macan testing on surface roads and even on the Nürburgring, but here we have our first spy shots showing a disguised prototype doing some winter testing in snowy conditions. Still obscured by plenty of camouflage attempting to mimic its larger Cayenne sibling, we still can't get a clear look at what the Macan's face and rump are going to look like, although it does appear that some details for the front lighting are starting to emerge.
Below the headlights, those are obviously decals trying to look like turn signal lenses, but it appears that there is still some sort of lighting being hidden judging by the small circles cut into the camo. Lower in the fascia, we can also see there are LED running lights not revealed on past prototypes. The entire rear end of this Macan prototype still appears to be tacked-on camo, but the side view appears to be in production form save for the poorly disguised rear quarter windows.
As we've seen in the past, Porsche engineers are still testing the Macan alongside the Audi Q5 with which it shares its platform. There has been no word as to when we could expect to see the Macan in production or concept form, but we'd have to guess that this compact crossover is getting ready to shed its camo very soon.
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Take a look.
Mark Webber gets early clearance for Porsche departure
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It won't be Webber's first visit to the facility, having already swung by to have his new seat fitted. But his early arrival will undoubtedly help him and Porsche get up and running ahead of schedule. The move may have been facilitated by a new sponsorship deal that could see Webber carry Red Bull with him to Le Mans, so don't be too surprised to see the energy drink company's logo on the side of the new Porsche once the new racing season gets under way next year, whether in concert with or instead of the anticipated revival of the Martini Racing livery.