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Advice - Tiptronic? C4?

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Kitt

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Hello all,

As prices start to drop in the winter months I'll be after an early 996 Cab for roughly £16k.

I'm only gonna use the car at weekend and I won't simply be thrasing the pants of her!!

My 2 questions are:-

1. Is it worth the extra money to get a Carrera 4?

2. Manual or Tiptronic?

Cheers all!
 
Mainly agree with previous - that is if C2 had PSM.
But as that's only an option on the C2 most don't seem to have it, it's therefore more difficult to find a C2 that does. The C4 has it as standard fitment.

For everyday driving (partic in our wet climate) PSM is almost as good an asset as ABS.

Is there much of a price premium between C2s and C4s of early vintage?
 
I actually know someone selling a C4 Cab, manual, for £16500! Full service history, silver with blk. I can find out more if you want!!
 
Sounds good - if you can get some more info incl pics that would be great.

My email is, richardgait@hotmail.com.

Cheers mate!
 
Got some info over the phone for you.
Its a C4 Cab, 1999, 116000 miles but had a new engine at 68000 which is fully documented by Porsche with receipts and new engine number in service book, Artic Silver with Metroploe leather, Hard top as well, manual, 3 owners including present one, taxed and M.O.T. Looking for £16500 ono includes a private plate.
Guys name is Akis, 02088840976, based in North London, N18. If your interested, give him a call and mention my name which is Harry. Good Luck!!
 
C4 Cab with better history for the required amount of £16K? - could be pushing it a bit!


 

ORIGINAL: Kitt
My 2 questions are:-

1. Is it worth the extra money to get a Carrera 4?

2. Manual or Tiptronic?
Click to expand...

1 = c2, because it has more boot space.
2 = which ever you prefer.
 
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