The Porsche Targa setup has been a staple of the 911 lineup from the very early days to the recent release of the new power Targa top in the latest generation. The large open air feel of the convertible but also the sleek lines of the coupe make this a very sought after setup for many.
Pleased to bring to market this 2009 Porsche 997.2 Targa 4S finished in Carrara White with Carrera Red leather interior. Optioned from the factory with a long list of features that include; PDK 7-speed automatic transmission ($4,080), Carrera Red natural leather seats ($5,165), Sport Chrono package ($1,320), Sport Exhaust system ($2,500), 19in Turbo aluminum wheels ($890), Dynamic cornering lights ($690), auto dimming mirrors ($420), rear window wiper ($360), BOSE stereo ($1,440), PCM navigation module ($2,110), bluetooth ($695), universal audio interface ($440), multi-stage heated front seats ($500), and Adaptive sport seats with power. This sweet setup had an original MSRP of $125,495 and over $22k in factory options.
This Porsche is a joy to drive and enjoy with endless possibilities for the next owner. Serviced and maintained properly by the previous owners. Vehicle was also treated to an additional rear view mirror with backup camera and front and rear facing driving cameras. This is an easy removal if you do not like the larger mirror. These continue to hold their value extremely well as the production numbers are very low and this color combination is one of the hottest on the market.
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