Chassis # WP0BB2A96HS136287
Engine # N/A
Showing 24,098 Miles
Two Owners From New & One Owner Since 2017
Offered With a Clean CARFAX Report Showing Detailed Service History
Offered With Original Books, Window Sticker, 2 Keys, Car Cover, and Accessories

HISTORY
In 2011, Porsche introduced the 991 generation of their 911 sports car, officially replacing the 997 that preceded it but largely maintaining the same styling cues. Despite the visual similarities, the 991 was an entirely new platform, making it only the third iteration since the original in 1963. The 991 was slightly larger and featured a new transaxle, which allowed the rear wheels to be moved 3 inches further back from the engine, enhancing its weight distribution and cornering performance. Porsche also used lighter materials in the 991’s construction, reducing the weight to 3,042 lbs for the manual variant and 3,538 lbs in the AWD PDK variants.

In 2014, Porsche introduced the Targa 4 and Targa 4S models, bringing back the much-loved Targa design with an electronically operated soft top. The 2016 mid-cycle facelift of the 991, known as the 991.2 introduced new styling, new dual exhaust pipes, and a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged flat-six engine. The facelifted Targa models used an upgraded 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged flat-6 engine that made 420 hp and 368 lb-ft of torque.

Production of the 991 generation ended on December 20, 2019, with a reported 233,540 units produced during the total production run for all variations.

THIS CAR
This particular example, Chassis # WP0BB2A96HS136287, is a 991.2 Targa 4S that was well optioned from the factory. Per the window sticker on file, this example received Sapphire Blue Metallic paint, the PDK transmission, wheel center caps with the Porsche crest, adaptive cruise control, lane change assist, a heated steering wheel, power steering plus (which improves low-speed steering effort), power folding side mirrors, the Bose surround sound system, 14-way adjustable power sport seats with memory, the Sport Chrono package, the Porsche crest on the headrests, headlight cleaning system covers, and the Premium Package Plus which adds keyless entry, dynamic LED headlights, auto-dimming mirrors, heated and ventilated front seats, and the light design package (which adds a few interior accent lights). Altogether, these options add $19,395 onto the 911 Targa 4S’s $122,600 MSRP, bringing its sticker price to $143,045.

The car was originally sold by Ciocca Porsche Audi VW in Flemington, NJ, on July 7, 2016. In September of that same year, the Porsche returned to the dealership for an electrical system check at 56 miles. It was offered for sale by the dealership in April 2017 with 2,033 miles, a mere nine months after it was originally put into service. The Porsche was sold to its second and current owner location in Pennsylvania in May 2017 with around 2,066 miles on the odometer. Reviewing the CARFAX report shows consistent service with no gaps. The 10,000-mile service was performed at Porsche Fort Myers in Fort Myers, FL, as this car was enjoyed in both PA and FL annually.

While the majority of services were performed at Schearer’s Sales & Service in Allentown, PA, with a major service having been performed there in July 2023 at 21,015 miles. The 911 received a new water pump, serpentine drive belt, air filter, spark plugs, and brake fluid during this service, totaling $3,882.29. The most recent service on file dates back to July 2024, when Schearer’s Sales & Service performed an inspection and an oil change at 22,921 miles.

As it sits, this is a well cared for example of Porsche’s contemporary homage to the original Targa. It retains high marks of originality, has received proper and consistent service and has very little in the way of flaws. Factoring the near $20,000 in options into the mix, and you have one of the more impressive examples of this car on the market today. Upon purchase, the new owner will receive the original manuals, two keys, a car cover, accessories, the original window sticker, and the service record on file.