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1996 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S

While wide-body 911s have always been popular the design seems to have really hit its stride with the 993 and every iteration that has followed has looked tremendous with those wider rear fenders. Don’t get me wrong, the earlier turbos and other special 911s looked quite good as well, but once the 911 took on the curvier shape of the 993 that wider rear began to look just right. I’d even hazard to say that the narrow-body cars now look slightly out of place; they’re too slim. The Carrera 4S showcases those extra curves extremely well while providing the added benefit of all-wheel drive to help keep things moving in the intended direction. As with most 993s the market has remained strong for these cars, especially in colors we come across less often like this Aventurine Green Metallic 1996 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S, located in Connecticut, with 58,009 miles on it.

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Year: 1996
Model: 911 Carrera 4S
Engine: 3.6 liter flat-6
Transmission: 6-speed manual
Mileage: 58,009 mi
Price: $75,000 Buy It Now

For sale is my beautiful and rare 1996 Porsche 911 C4S. 6-Speed manual transmission. Clear title and clean 3 owner CarFax history. I have the Title & CarFax in hand.

Everything works as expected (Heat, A/C, Sunroof, Windows, Stereo, etc, etc). Car starts, runs, drives and stops perfectly. Includes tool kit, air compressor and indoor car cover. 2 main keys with key fobs and wallet key are also included. Zero rust. Tires are 80-90%.

Car was a weekend car only. A few clear coat hairline scratches here and there, no dings or dents. Not much else to say about the car, no disappointments.

Car has had the following services done at two of the most reputable Connecticut independent Porsche specialists all within last 5k miles:

6/14/2012 – $2,344.39
Key fob battery
Transmission drive seal
Tie rod joint
Window switch
All Drive belts
Steering stabilizer support
Air Filter
Transmission oil change

3/6/2013 – $7,079.49
Steering shaft U joint
993 Bilstein Heavy Duty Adjustable Coil-Over Shocks with European Springs
Front 993 Turbo Rotors and Brake Pads
Sway bar links
Toe bar links
Brake fluid flush
Distributor drive belt
Windshield washer hose

8/5/2013 – $7,777.33
SAI ports cleaned and check-engine light reset
Spark plugs replaced
Ignition wires replaced
Distributor Rotor
Distributor Cap
Replace ABS pump
Full detail

6/23/2014 – $666.26
Replace 2 oxygen sensors
Replace engine air duct
Consolidating cars for the winter. Good Luck.

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There has been a lot of talk in the comments lately about photography, both good and bad, and I have a feeling this ad might engender further discussion. Here we have a truly beautiful and classic color combination, with an exterior color that can shift and change with the light that is both eye catching and subtle at the same time. But here, with small pictures and low light, it looks drab, maybe even boring. The interior we can see fairly well though the contrast seems off somewhat. So what does this all mean? Well, for one this car hasn’t sold yet even though it is priced some $20K lower than similar cars we’ve featured previously. Granted those cars were likely overpriced, and this one has a few more miles, but given the demand for the 993 in general I’d expect this car wouldn’t sit around for too long.

-Rob

4 Comments

  1. MDriver
    MDriver January 2, 2015

    I may know this car and actually have seen it…if it is the same car that I believe it to be only because of the color combo…it was sold by Weissach in CT….it looked AMAZING..especially the color combo…
    G/L to the seller

  2. MDriver
    MDriver January 2, 2015

    yes it is the car….ask was 45900 and it had 57k on the odo at the time

  3. Nick
    Nick January 2, 2015

    dang when was that? profitable 1k miles

  4. Jeffrey
    Jeffrey January 2, 2015

    That’s green? Holy hell is that poor lighting. Pro tip: there are many amateur photographers around that would shoot that car properly for little money.

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