Highlights

Recent mechanical overhaul including new cardan shaft
Desirable PDK 7-speed semi-automatic transmission
Advisory-free MOT valid until February 2025
Just 43,150 miles

The Appeal

Every once in a while, a car comes along that ticks all the right boxes. This is one of them.

Here we have a 2010 997.2 generation Porsche 911 Targa 4S. Let's take a moment to break down what all that means: Firstly, the '.2' makes all the difference here, featuring significant updates like direct fuel injection (DFI) engines, new LED taillights, redesigned bumpers, and the introduction of the PDK dual-clutch transmission, making it faster, more efficient, and more reliable than the earlier 997.1 models. As the 'Targa', this 911 features an electrically operated glass sliding roof, and as a '4S', it features all-wheel drive, in this case mated to the lightening-fast PDK seven-speed semi-automatic transmission. The spec is great too, from the slick colour scheme to the desirable Sports Chrono Pack.

For those in search of 'Peak modern 911', this might well be it.

In current ownership since January 2021, this Porsche has been well-maintained with several recent mechanical upgrades to ensure reliable operation. With just 43,150 miles on the clock and a comprehensive programme of recent maintenance, this Targa 4S presents an opportunity to acquire a well-equipped modern Porsche that's ready to be enjoyed.

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History and Paperwork

UK market RHD car first registered in 2010
Three former registered keepers
In current ownership since January 14th 2021
MOT valid until 13th February 2025 with no advisories
43,150 warranted miles
Car is permanently covered when parked on the vendor's driveway
V5C present
Several invoices
Well-stamped original service book

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The Condition

Tasteful colour scheme: silver over black leather
OEM alloy wheels with Pirelli PZero tyres
Well-presented throughout in readiness for sale
Targa roof operational, demonstrated by the vendor in the photographs
Minimal wear apparent to the upholstery and controls in line with low mileage

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The Mechanics

3.8-litre water-cooled flat-six
PDK seven-speed semi-automatic transmission
All-wheel drive
The vendor informs us that the car's mechanical condition is very good order
No MOT advisories

Recent repairs and replacements include:

New offside silencer
All drainage tubes cleared
New sump and gasket
New O-rings in the sump cover
New cardan shaft
New offside rear light

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