Presenting the chance in taking ownership of a spectacular and incredibly rare 997.2 Turbo cabriolet configured in a manner that positions it in being a true 1 of 1 specimen. Let’s magnify how rare this particular example is, with a model year that started in 2010 and concluded in 2013, only 488 997.2 N.A market Turbos were equipped with a manual transmission. Out of those 488 units, only 7 were painted in Aqua Blue. Out of the 7, only 5 came with a Black Full Leather interior. Within the 5 that were configured in this manner, this example is the only one to be factory outfitted with PCCBs (and also the center-lock wheels, and other highly desirable options). The unicorn practically jumps out of this exceptional o n e of o n e cabriolet. You have the opportunity in taking ownership of something very rare and profoundly special, don’t fumble your opportunity.
The Rarity Of Aqua Blue Metallic: Initially offered in the late 2000s, Aqua Blue is one of the rarest new-age blue hues to be featured on the 911 Turbo, as only 27 N.A market 997.1 Turbos were factory fastened in this color with only 12 N.A market 997.2 Turbos having been enrobed in the shade. It’s a striking color that is very hard to come by and in conjunction with a manual transmission, the elusiveness is only heightened.
The 997.2 Turbo’s Notoriety: Its model year denotes the very last of the 6-speed manual-equipped 911 Turbo with the following model year signaling the end of the manual-operated 911 Turbo. The 991 Turbo’s transmission offering was only limited to PDK and the upcoming 992 Turbo will 99.9% follow this formula as well. Not only are its successors lacking a manual transmission, but the 991s and 992 911s lack the preferable sizing that this example offers as it’s really the last of the svelte-shaped and « right-sized » Turbos that are inline to the original 911 Turbo’s (930) design philosophy.
The Significance Of Its $8,840 Optioned PCCBs: Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes (PCCB) is an option that isn’t too frequently seen on the non-Turbo S 911. Some of the added benefits of having PCCBs include a braking system that’s much lighter than the standard steel setup, which in turn aids in a heighten handling and ride quality experience; shorter stopping distances that are even more impressive at higher speeds; and little to no brake dust!
With an original MSRP of $182,245, this magnificent Turbo cab was specified with the following factory ordered options:
220 Porsche Torque Vectoring (PTV) – ($1,320)
24891 Stitching F/R seats Dev. Color – ( $1,100)
24905 Rear Side Panel Dev.Stitching – ($390)
342 Heated Front Seats – ($510)
422 19-Inch RS Spyder Wheel w/Center Lock – ($3,835)
450 Ceramic Composite Brakes – PCCB – ($8,840)
603 Dynamic Cornering Lights – ($690)
619 Bluetooth Phone Interface – ($695)
640 Sport Chrono Package Turbo – ($3,470)
671 PCM Voice Control – ($595)
686 XM Radio – ($750)
693 6-Disc CD/DVD Changer – ($650)
810 Floor Mats in Interior Color – ($150)
AT Black Full Leather
CCP PCM Package in Aluminum Look – ($2,225)
CMA Mirror Attachment Point Painted – ($500)
CNF Front Air Intakes Painted – ($750)
D2 Aqua Blue Metallic
DAX Gear/Handbrake Lever Alu Cust – ($2,390)
EAJ Interior Aluminum Look Package – ($2,870)
P01 Adaptive Sport Seats – ($1,145)
V4 Cabriolet roof – Metropol Blue
XDA Wheels Painted Black – ($1,815)
XES Prep for Illum Door Sill Guard
XSC Porsche Crest in Headrest – ($285)
XUB Headlight Cleaner cover in Exterior Color
XV1 Defroster Trim in Leather – ($535)
XXD Door Entry Guards Carbon Illum – ($1,365)
The Aesthetics: When viewing this 911 Turbo cabriolet, your presence is welcomed by its radiant and rare Aqua Blue Metallic finish; a soft top finished in Metropol Blue (it retracts in about 20 seconds and can be operated at speeds of up to 31-mph); the protruding rear width highlighted by an integrated intake on both sides; 19-Inch RS Spyder wheels painted in black (showcased in front of yellow brake calipers with black « Porsche » script); dynamic Bi-Xenon headlights; an automatically deploying spoiler; front bumper integrated LED daytime running lights; with dual tailpipes completing the exterior.
Inside: When entering the cabin, your occupancy is acknowledged by entry guards that feature illuminated « turbo » insignia, displayed against the carbon fiber inlays; a Black Full Leather interior; light-color stitching throughout; and the optioned aluminum-look surfacing on select areas. The driver is faced with a 3-spoke sports steering wheel; instrumentation clusters and the dashboarded mounted Sport Chrono dial in white; an aftermarket Alpine display unit; and the 6-speed manual transmission. Front occupants are embraced by the heated Adaptive Sport Seats (featuring perforations, light-colored stitching, and are equipped with the optioned Porsche Crest embossed onto each headrest). The cabin’s audio experience is provided by the standard, 12-Speaker, BOSE Surround Sound System.
Performance: The all-wheel-drive Turbo is powered by a rear-mounted and twin-turbocharged, 3.8L DFI flat-six engine, providing a mighty 500-hp and 480 ft-lbs of torque (torque can be briefly increased up to 516 lb-ft by way of the utilizing the optioned Sport Chrono) with performance figures of 0-60 in an estimated 3.8 seconds, with a top speed of 194 mph.
For additional information regarding this incredibly rare and generously equipped 2010 911 Turbo (997.2) 6-Speed Cabriolet, call and/or text us now at (516) 888-9000/(516) 784-9619; we’re authentic motorcar aficionados, let’s chat!
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