Vehicle Details
- Year: 2018
- Make: Porsche
- Model: 911 Turbo
- VIN: WP0AD2A95JS156512
- Mileage: 23,975
- Transmission: Automatic
- Title Status: Rebuilt (Salvage)
- Color: GT Silver Metallic
- Seller: bwatt
- Seller Type: Private Party
- Location: Athens, GA 30605
- Lot #: V-0009705
Now available at auction is this 2018 Porsche 991.2 Turbo Coupe finished in iconic GT Silver Metallic over black leather interior. Purchased by the seller from the original owner in 2019, this California car sports an impressive build sheet totaling over $145k including the Sport Chrono Package, rear axle steering and brushed aluminum interior trim. Having been issued a salvage title, this 991 is said to have been meticulously gone through and brought back to excellent condition. It is now being offered for auction out of Georgia with 23k miles on the odometer.
The GT Silver Metallic exterior is reported by the seller to be in great overall condition. The seller also notes that the front bumper was refinished at the time of purchase due to some minor damage. This 991 Turbo was optioned with the lightweight forged 20” Porsche Turbo 4 wheels which are wrapped in the original Pirelli P Zero tires.
The Black leather interior is said to be in great condition with all instruments and features functioning as they should. Options selected from the factory include:
- Dynamic engine mounts (PADM)
- Middle radiator
- Acoustic package USA
- Battery, 80 Ah
- Licence plate holder version 4
- PTV Plus, el. controlled rear-diff. lock
- PDK transmission (dual clutch)
- Manually retractable exterior mirrors, with automatic dimming and memory
- Left exterior mirror glass, flat
- Rain sensor
- Automatic anti-dazzle interior mirror
- Right exterior mirror glass, convex
- Headlamp washer
- Sports seat, left, electrical, 14-way
- Sports seat, right, electrical, 14-way
- Automatic seat belt, 3-point, rear
- Wheel rims painted in basic colour
- Seat heating, left/right seat
- Without rear window wiper
- Concave wheel centers with full-colour Porsche Crest
- Automatic speed control
- Lane change assist
- Rear fog light, left
- Rear-axle steering
- "PASM" electronic damper control
- Tire Pressure Monitoring TPM, 433 MHz
The 991.2 Turbo is powered by 3.8 L twin-turbocharged flat-six engine that is capable of making 540 horsepower, which allows an impressive 0-60 time of approximately 3 seconds. Power is delivered to all-four wheels by way of a 7-speed PDK dual clutch transmission. The optional Sport Chrono Package Plus also enables the driver to optimize performance characteristics with the press of a button. In addition to damage on the front bumper, only two minor mechanical repairs had to be made on this Turbo which include the replacement of 3 fuses and both oil coolers. All available maintenance history is provided on CARFAX and this 991 is reported to be in proper mechanical order.
This sale will include a rebuilt salvage title, 1 key and any service/restoration records while in the current owners care. Considered one of the best water-cooled 911s available, this 991.2 Turbo presents an exceptional value.
Auction Results
- Highest Bid: $94,000
- Auction End: Apr 13, 2021 07:13:43PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 44
Comments (62)
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The calm before the storm ??
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Great looking Turbo @bwatt! I think the GT silver is the most classic color, are you comfortable telling us the reasons why you selling it?
@bwatt thank you.
@Abuong01 yes the car was thouroughly
Inspected by the restorer as well the ga state dmv inspector. In order to qualify for rebuilt title in Georgia it must pass a structural inspection.
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@bwatt Was there a structural analysis done on the car to determine "No structural damage of any kind." If so, please post the analysis. Thank you.
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@WhipE350 yes it was
Thanks for the info, appreciate it. Was the left turbo oil cooler replace because of the accident?
@bwatt repair invoice is posted as well as pics before the car was repaired. I do not have any shots of the under carriage prior to repair. Only undercarriage damage was the front spoiler was cracked so it was replaced
@TheUnscented I can get those repair invoices posted as well as the pictures prior to repair.
@WhipE350 it was in good shape when I bought it at auction. The primary reason for the loss was listed as mechanical so the car was not running. When I bought it. We replaced 3 fuses and the car cranked right up.
There was no structural damage to the car of any kind.
Is it known why this was written off. I've researched the VIN and the damage didn't seem like anything that would be a write off. Is it known if the frame got bent? It sold at auction for a pretty high price so it seems it was in pretty good shape.
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@bwatt Would you be able to post the repair invoices? One would assume that, for an insurance company to call a vehicle a "total loss," the repairs required would have to be quite significant. Any photos of the undercarriage prior to the repairs? Salvaged out-of-warranty German cars are somewhat terrifying, balanced against the prospect of piling on the miles guilt-free.
@Rwade nothing was burned, front bumper
Was refinished Front spoiler was replaced. One oil cooler was also replaced and also had tohave 3 fuses replaced as well. Invoice for all repairs is available.
Sorry maybe I read it wrong. Salvage Title Why?
What actually burned? do you have pictures? What had to be replaced?
I’m available for any questions that any interested party may have
@bigdaddy21 Yes warranty is voided
is the factory warranty voided ????