Ryan Friedman Motor Cars

112 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542
4.9
4.9 out of 5 stars

Used 2006 Porsche 911 Carrera S

17,530 miles
For Sale:$109,995
Estimated payment:$2,494/mo.
$0 trade-in, 10% down payment, 48 months, Great credit score

Value ChartA visual chart indicating the fair price range is between $55,700 and $65,300, while the current price is $109,995.$55,700 - $65,300$109,995
  • Priced at $109,995, this vehicle is $44,695 above the high end of its fair market value of $65,300.

  • The current fair market price range is between $55,700 to $65,300.

  • It has 17,530 miles, which is 32,970 (65%) below the median mileage of 50,500.

Note: This is an estimate based on a variety of factors (experimental feature). It is intended to provide a fair market value range to help guide your buying decision.

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  • Car
  • Coupe
  • Luxury
  • Sport
  • Fun to Drive
  • Condition
    Used
  • Mileage
    17,530miles
  • Aggregate Ratings
    3
    3 out of 5 stars
  • Generation
    6(2004 - 2008)
  • Trim
    Carrera S
  • Drivetrain
    Rear Wheel
  • Transmission
    6-Speed Manual
  • MPG
    16 city24 highwayMax range: 406 miles
  • Exterior Color
    Seal Grey Metallic (Gray)Factory Paint Code:Y1
  • Interior Color
    Stone Grey leather
  • Upholstery
    Leather
  • Size Segment
    Subcompact
  • Doors
    2
  • Max Seating
    4
  • Acceleration (0-60 mph)
    4.48seconds
  • Max Towing Capacity
    0lbs.
  • Weight Class
    < 6,000 lbs. (1)
  • Ground Clearance
    3.8inch
  • Final Assembly Point
    Stuttgart, Germany
  • VIN
    WP0AB29966S741746
  • Starting MSRP
    $82,195

Engine3.8L H6 Gasoline 355hp

  • Fuel Type:Gasoline
  • Max Horsepower:355 hp @ 6600 rpm
  • Power to Weight Ratio:8.82lbs/hp
  • Max Torque:295 ft.lbf @ 4600 rpm
  • Displacement:3.8liters
  • Block Type:H
  • Cylinders:6
  • Aspiration:Naturally Aspirated
  • Fuel Induction:Fuel Injection
  • Cam Type:DOHC
  • Valves:24

Message from the seller

2006 Porsche 911 (997.1) Carrera S 6-Speed Coupe: A modernized yet nearly uninterrupted take on the original, the arrival of the 997 brought back the 911's quintessential design philosophy and being the last 911 generation where electronic driving aids aren't in abundance, the final use of a hydraulic assisted steering system (readily relays roading conditions in the most refreshingly satisfying way) in conjunction with a chassis that boasts enthusiast desirable characteristics (such as the immensely preferable and very apparent "Pendulum Properties", favorable sizing, and a wheelbase that's shorter, just to name a few of this generation's lauded traits) that would no longer be as apparent and/or present in the 911 generation to follow, catapults the 911's 6th generation into contemporary classic status and deservedly so. For an even more stimulating and blissful experience, the S' heighted driving dynamism as provided by its additional horsepower, an exhaust note that's more vocalized and commanding, along with a standard issued PASM system, adds an elevated level of agility, adrenaline and adoration; throw in the intimate connection that transpires between driver and car via the emotive 6-speed transmission, exaltedly amplifies the already superlative driving pleasure that one can expect from the 997.Perfectly accentuated by the desirable Aerokit and enriched in Seal Grey Metallic with a full leather option interior shown in Stone Grey leather, this enticing example displays an odometer reading of a very low 15,XXX miles, shows a Clean CARFAX Report, and boasts the following equipment/factory-ordered options (Original MSRP of $96,760): Heated Front Seats; Key Pouch Interior Color Leather; Stone Grey Full Leather; Stone Grey Floor Mats; Adaptive Sport Seats Leather Interior; Aerokit; Seal Grey Metallic; Custom Tailoring.Upon viewing this Carrera S Coupe, your presence is welcomed by its assertive, aerodynamic elevating Aerokit along with its sleek Seal Grey Metallic finish,19-inch SportDesign Wheels in Black showcased in front of Red brake calipers with White 'Porsche' lettering with painted Porsche Crests in the center caps, dual-quad tailpipes, and Carrera GT style-adjacent double-arm mirrors.Just before slipping inside of its contemporary Stone Grey Full Leather enveloped cabin, you're first met by black door sills with brushed-look aluminum inlays featuring 'Carrera S' script and when inside one of the first things that'll catch your attention are the Adaptive Sport Seats followed by the supple Stone Grey leather that surfaces the dashboard, door regions and rear cabin wall areas and you can expect to find light-colored twin-stitching and brushed aluminum/metallic-coated surfacing on select areas with carpeting completed in grey. The driver is encountered by a leather-wrapped 3-spoke steering wheel; titanium-colored instrumentation dials; 5.8-inch PCM display; the sublime 6-speed manual's, shifter. Front occupants are embraced by perforated, heated and power-adjustable seats featuring memory settings for the driver and can expect in-cabin audio playback via the standard 9-speaker audio system.For more info on this enticing 911 Carrera S 6-Speed Coupe, offered by Ryan Friedman Motor Cars, call and/or text us now at (516) 888-9000 ; we're authentic motor car aficionados, let's chat!

* Based on opinions and should be considered as general guidance only.

  • Reliability (3)
    3 out of 5 stars
    The engine is generally robust, though potential owners must be wary of IMS bearing issues and bore scoring which can be catastrophic if not addressed.
  • Maintenance (2)
    2 out of 5 stars
    Owning a Porsche comes with a premium; routine services, specialized tires, and high-quality parts lead to significant annual running costs.
  • Technology (2)
    2 out of 5 stars
    The infotainment system is very dated by modern standards, featuring a clunky interface and lacking basic contemporary connectivity like Bluetooth streaming or USB inputs.
  • Comfort (3)
    3 out of 5 stars
    The front cabin is surprisingly ergonomic for a sports car, but the ride is firm over rough pavement and the rear seats are only suitable for small children or luggage.
  • Dynamics (5)
    5 out of 5 stars
    The 997.1 Carrera S is a masterpiece of balance, offering legendary hydraulic steering feel and exceptional rear-engine traction that remains a benchmark for driver engagement.

  • Comfort & Seating:

    • Power Seats
  • Convenience:

    • Automatic Climate Control
    • Rain Sensing Wipers
  • Exterior:

    • Heated Mirrors
    • Sunroof/Moonroof

All warranties have now EXPIRED

  • Corrosion
    10 years/unlimited miles
  • New Car Basic Warranty
    4 years/50,000 miles
  • Powertrain
    4 years/50,000 miles
  • Roadside Assistance
    4 years/50,000 miles

The 2006 Porsche 911 (997.1 Carrera)

The 2006 Porsche 911, marking the early years of the iconic 997 generation, represents a significant evolution for Porsche's legendary sports car. This iteration strikes a masterful balance between classic 911 DNA and modern engineering, offering a driving experience that is both raw and refined. For 2006, the 997.1 generation continued its strong footing, building upon the successes of its predecessor while introducing subtle but impactful improvements.

Highlights

  • Engine: The heart of the 2006 911 Carrera is its 3.6-liter flat-six Boxer engine, producing a robust 325 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque. This naturally aspirated powerplant is renowned for its exhilarating performance, distinctive engine note, and its rear-mounted configuration, which contributes to the car's unique handling characteristics. For those seeking more potency, the 911 Carrera S model boasts a 3.8-liter flat-six engine that delivers an impressive 355 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque, offering a noticeable increase in acceleration and outright performance.
  • Safety Features: While performance is paramount, the 2006 911 doesn't compromise on safety. Standard features include front and side airbags to protect occupants in the event of a collision. Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) ensures confident stopping power by preventing wheel lock-up during hard braking. Porsche Stability Management (PSM), a sophisticated electronic stability control system, actively intervenes to help prevent skids and maintain control, especially during dynamic driving.
  • Trims:
    • Carrera: The foundational model, offering a pure and engaging 911 experience with its potent 3.6-liter engine and rear-wheel-drive layout.
    • Carrera 4: Features Porsche's legendary all-wheel-drive (AWD) system, providing enhanced traction and stability, particularly in adverse weather conditions, without significantly sacrificing the car's dynamic feel.
    • Carrera S: Elevates performance with its larger 3.8-liter engine, larger brakes, and sportier suspension tuning, offering a more aggressive and engaging driving dynamic.
    • Carrera 4S: Combines the all-wheel-drive prowess of the Carrera 4 with the enhanced performance of the Carrera S, creating the ultimate all-weather, all-performance 911.
  • Other Notable Aspects: The 2006 911 marked the return of the classic round headlights, a beloved design cue that harked back to earlier generations, enhancing its timeless appeal. The interior was a significant upgrade from its predecessor, featuring a more refined and driver-focused cabin with higher quality materials and improved ergonomics. The availability of both a 6-speed manual transmission and Porsche's Tiptronic S automatic transmission provided buyers with choices to suit their driving preferences.

What to Expect

Owning a 2006 Porsche 911 is an experience that transcends mere transportation. It's about engaging with a finely-tuned machine that rewards skillful driving and offers an unparalleled connection to the road. Expect a firm but compliant ride, responsive steering, and a soundtrack that will put a smile on your face with every rev. The build quality is exceptional, and the car generally feels robust and well-engineered.

Maintenance: As a high-performance sports car from a premium manufacturer, expect maintenance costs to be higher than your average vehicle. Regular oil changes, filter replacements, and brake servicing are crucial. Due to the complexity of the flat-six engine and the precision engineering involved, it's highly recommended to use a qualified Porsche specialist or dealership for all significant repairs and maintenance. Porsche parts can be expensive, and proactive maintenance is key to avoiding more costly issues down the line.

Insurance: Insurance premiums for a 2006 Porsche 911 will likely be higher than for a standard sedan or coupe due to the car's performance capabilities, its value, and the cost of repairs. Factors such as your driving record, age, location, and the coverage you choose will significantly influence the cost.

Potential Considerations

  • IMS Bearing: A common concern among owners of this era of 911 (and specifically the 997.1 generation) is the Intermediate Shaft (IMS) bearing. While not every car will experience failure, it's a known potential issue that can lead to catastrophic engine damage if it fails. Many owners opt for preventative IMS bearing replacement as a precautionary measure, especially when purchasing a used vehicle.
  • Maintenance History: Given the age of these vehicles, a thorough review of the maintenance history is paramount. A documented service history from reputable sources can provide significant peace of mind.
  • Interior Wear: While generally well-appointed, some interior components like seat bolsters and steering wheels can show wear over time, especially on higher-mileage examples.
  • Coolant Expansion Tank: The plastic coolant expansion tank can become brittle with age and may develop leaks, a relatively minor but important fix to keep an eye on.

Overall Summary

The 2006 Porsche 911 (997.1 Carrera) stands as a testament to Porsche's enduring legacy in crafting exceptional sports cars. It offers a captivating blend of performance, handling, and iconic styling that continues to resonate with enthusiasts. While potential buyers should be aware of the IMS bearing and factor in higher maintenance costs, the driving experience and sheer engineering brilliance of this generation make it a highly desirable and rewarding vehicle for those seeking the quintessential 911 thrill. It represents a sweet spot for those who appreciate the analog feel of a modern classic without venturing into the significantly higher price brackets of later generations.

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