Selling a 1986 Porsche 911

 

Those who loved the Porsche 911 Turbo rejoiced in 1986, as the Porsche 911 Turbo was returned to the American market thanks to new updates that put the Turbo in compliance with U.S. emissions and safety regulations of the time. Also during 1986, Porsche added new engine electronics to the Turbo 3.3L engine, which now offered 282 horsepower. The Carrera would continue to be popular despite the reincarnation of the Turbo, and would remain virtually unchanged until a new body style would be released in 1988. Today’s buyers particularly enjoy finding these old Turbo models, which were offered only as a Coupe and with a four-speed manual transmission. Do you have a 1986 Porsche 911 that you’re thinking about selling? Rest assured knowing there is a large market for 911 models in the classic car industry. Buyers are searching for everything from pristine, showroom quality restorations to bodies and rolling chassis that they can restore from the ground up. You’ll also find a wide selection of buyers that are looking for these mid 1980s 911 to use as everyday drivers.

 

1986 Porsche 911 Seller’s Guide

From 1974 to 1989, Porsche produced what would become known as the second-generation 911s, which were most easily recognized by the large, heavy bumpers. This style became so iconic, that many early 911 owners updated their cars to use the same bumpers. If you’re looking to sell your 1986 Porsche 911, you’re fortunate that buyers regard these second-generation models as some of the best for first-time collectors and for those buyers looking to own their first Porsche. Because of this, and because of its iconic history, there is a wide market out there for 911s. One of the best Seller’s Tips that the Alex Manos team can provide is to ensure your 911 stands out from the crowd. With more than 170,000 Porsche 911 models produced during the second-generation run, it is important to list all factory options, maintenance and restoration, ownership history, and anything else that makes your car noteworthy. Additionally, when it comes time to sell, be sure to have all your documentation, pictures and additional parts or components ready for the sale. A California classic car dealership with a renowned reputation for fair and honest car deals, the team at Alex Manos would be delighted to speak with you about the sale of your 911 classic. Bypass the headache of placing online advertisements and dealing with the questions, third-party inspections and test-drives that come from selling your classic alone. Give the Alex Manos team the opportunity to offer you top-dollar, in cash, on the spot for your classic today!

 

Their team is always looking for new 1986 Porsche 911 models of all conditions for their collection. Connect with them today to learn more about the value of your Porsche in today’s classic car market. They look forward to hearing from you soon!

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