Selling A Porsche 930 Cabriolet

 

Although Porsche of Germany would start development of their Porsche 930 line (also known as the Porsche 911 Turbo) in 1972, buyers would have to wait for a Cabriolet version until the mid-1980’s. During the early 1980’s the Porsche 930 was actually pulled from the American and Japanese markets due to changes in emission regulations that made it impossible for the car to be exported to these areas. During this time, however, it would continue to be available to European and Canadian buyers. Nevertheless, during 1986 the Porsche 930 would return to the American and Japanese markets with a 278hp emission-controlled engine. It is during this re-entry to the markets that Porsche would launch both a Cabriolet and Targa option. Enthusiasts of the era would welcome the Porsche 930 Cabriolet and Targa with open arms – and wallets. As the owner of a Porsche 930 Cabriolet, you understand the excitement and joy that owning one of these cherished classics can bring. The open-air driving experience that is offered from an early Porsche 930 Cabriolet classic is nothing short of exceptional. These historic facts and charming characteristics are the types of things you will need to share with potential buyers.

 

Porsche 930 Cabriolet Seller’s Guide

The Porsche 930 is one of the most recognizable Porsche classics and perhaps the most widely recognized car anywhere. With production of the Porsche 911 lasting more than fifty years in various formats, it is easy to understand the appeal that these special cars have to buyers. If you’re thinking about selling your Porsche 930 Cabriolet, you can rest assured knowing there will be interest in your classic – despite its condition. However, it is important to ensure that you’ve taken into consideration the car’s condition, rarity, special options, and appeal when coming up with your asking price. Similarly, you should prepare for the sale by having recent photographs and by gathering all documentation regarding ownership, maintenance and repair, and restoration, if available. Buyers will find confidence in these documents. Of course, some sellers chose to contact Porsche to obtain a Certificate of Authenticity, which can also be greatly helpful during your sale. For other Seller’s Tips like these, the Alex Manos team welcomes you to browse their website and to contact them at your leisure. Always available for consultation, they enjoy sharing their knowledge with other Porsche enthusiasts.

Learn more about the sale of your Porsche 930 Coupe by connecting with the Alex Manos team today. Always looking to add new classics to their growing inventory of European and American classics, their team looks forward to learning about your particular Porsche 930 Coupe example. In fact, if it is a car they’re interested in buying, they’ll make you a top dollar offer on the spot. How’s that for taking the hassle out of selling a classic? Connect today to learn more.

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