2005 Porsche 911 Turbo S Coupe

I’ve mentioned previously that there aren’t a lot of the 2005 Porsche 911 Turbo S Coupes around. And it’s true – for a while I only rarely would come across one as most examples of the Turbo S were produced as a Cabriolet. Yet, here I have the third one in the past couple months. Like the others it’s equipped with a manual transmission, though unlike the others its mileage is a little higher. Not ‘high’ exactly as it sits at only 48,582, but higher than those other comparable models. With that comes perhaps a discount for what is a phenomenal performer?

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Year: 2005
Model: 911 Turbo S
Engine: 3.6 liter twin-turbocharged flat-6
Transmission: 6-speed manual
Mileage: 48,582 mi
Price: Reserve Auction

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The last Turbo S I featured had an asking price of $76,500 and it sold. For how much it sold I’m not exactly sure, but we can probably assume it was close to asking since I don’t think it was around all that long. It was a good bit lower mileage – 12.5K vs 48.5K – and here we should get a sense of how that affects things. The overall condition of this one looks fine and well cared for. There’s little wear to be seen either inside or out, which is just as we’d hope. There’s not much word on documentation, but given its relative youth we can hope there are some maintenance records available. As for the price, bidding sits at $49,800 with reserve unmet and not a lot of time left. I suspect the seller will be hoping for a bit more so with some luck someone may still have a good shot at this one either just before this auction ends or perhaps if there’s no sale then just after.

-Rob