1995 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet

Another day, another cool Porsche color I didn’t even know existed. This is Kiln Red Metallic that was available on the 1983 and 1984 911s and 928s, and supposedly kept in the Porsche library based on us seeing it on a 1995 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet. It is a very deep red and cooper tone that certainly isn’t obnoxiously loud, but will catch your eye for sure. Interesting that this one is selection on a C4 Cabriolet, as most didn’t go for the loud colors on the cab given they were already pretty noticeable. This example up for sale in San Francisco comes in at just 55,000 miles, but the price might be a little high.

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Year: 1995
Model: 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet
VIN: WP0CA2993SS343674
Engine: 3.6 liter flat-6
Transmission: 6-speed manual
Mileage: 55,000 mi
Location: San Francisco
Price: $62,000

Selling my Paint-To-Sample, super rare, Kiln Red Metallic, Carrera 4 Cabriolet. All wheel drive. 2 owner car. 6spd manual. You likely will not find another like it anywhere in the country as I believe this to be a “one-off” example. Paint code is L999 on options sticker. Clean title and Carfax. 55k miles. Paint belived to be original per paint meter. Paint and body 8/10, a few minor blemishes that are not very noticeable. Paint correction performed in 2018. Interior 8/10 some cracking but no tears in leather seats. Typical for age and lighter seat color. Options include: XC9 Dark rootwood shifter XF6 Leather covered center console XF7 Leather covered storage tray 437 8-way powered driver’s seat 454 Automatic speed control 694 CD-radio Alpine 780 Pleated leather front rear seats All original save the radio. New tires with only about 2k miles on them. Recent PPI. This is a gorgeous car that runs and drives really well! Car located in Newport Beach, CA

Hot tip, don’t reuse dealer stock photos from three years ago when trying to sell your car on Craigslist. That will immediately make people Google the VIN, which is exactly what I did, to see how much you paid for it. This one sold in October 2018 for $43,000 and now has an asking price of $62,000. I might be missing something here, but this one isn’t making sense. I don’t want to say the air-cooled market has cooled (no pun intended), but the spikes are pretty much over. The 993 Cabriolets always trade less than the coupes, so I’m not sure where what caused the nearly $20,000 jump. A cool car, but really unrealistic price.

– Andrew