89.000 €
PRICE ESTIMATION
06.08.2026
AUCTION END

Porsche 911 991.2 Carrera 4S Cabriolet (2017)

Porsche 911 991 Carrera 4S Cabriolet (2017), low mileage, well-maintained, U.S. import

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Overview

Manufacturer
Model
911 991.2 Carrera 4S Cabriolet
Year
2017
Transmission
Automatic
Horsepower
420
Milage
38.828 mi
Country Version
US
Location
DE-56249 Herschbach
Color
Black
Type of auction
Permanent listing
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Porsche 911 991.2 Carrera 4S Cabriolet (2017)

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by Juri Pilawa

The 991.2 Carrera 4S Cabriolet combines the wide all-wheel-drive body with the high-revving 3.0-liter biturbo engine and 420 PS. The 991.2 is considered the ideal 911 for everyday use. This U.S. import has low mileage at just under 38,800 miles, along with a well-maintained interior in light brown full leather. A sport exhaust system, power sport seats, and heated and ventilated seats round out the features. Carrera 4S Cabriolets hold their value very well in the market for water-cooled 911s. Ideal for buyers looking for a 911 that’s ready to drive right away and offers an open-air driving experience.

Price Estimation89.000 € - 95.000 €
Vehicle description
  • Kickdown Check

    • On-site kickdown assessment completed
      • 153 photos
      • Video including engine running
      • Paint thickness measurement
    • Last service performed at approximately 29,000 miles
    • Low mileage of 38,828 miles, verifiable via Carfax and invoices

    Facts & Specifications

    • Model year: 2017
    • First registration: USA
    • Engine: 3.0-liter six-cylinder engine with 420 PS (309 kW)
    • Transmission: Automatic
    • Exterior color: Black
    • Interior: light brown leather
    • TÜV valid through May 2027
    • Features:
      Full Leather Package
    • 14-way power sports seats
    • Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus
    • Heated and ventilated seats
    • Sport exhaust system
    • Rearview camera

    Condition

    Exterior

    • Exterior color is black
    • The vehicle has been partially repainted. Paint thickness measurements showed values ranging from 107 µm to 363 µm.
    • The body is in good condition with slight age-related signs of wear
    • The vehicle sustained accident damage that was repaired in 2019 in the U.S. (no documentation available) as well as damage from a collision with wildlife that was repaired in 2024 (invoice from Porsche available)
    • There are no known defects on the exterior
    • The convertible top is in good condition
    • There is no known rust

    Interior

    • The Porsche has light brown full leather upholstery
    • The interior is in very well-maintained condition with only slight signs of aging
    • Slight wear is visible on the side panels of the leather seats (Photo 78)
    • There are no known defects in the interior.

    Technical Specifications

    • The vehicle is ready to drive immediately and is registered.
    • The 3.0-liter biturbo engine with 420 PS runs flawlessly
    • The transmission also shifts smoothly
    • There are no known technical defects
    • Last service: 2022, approximately 9,000 miles ago

    History

    Ownership History

    • 2020 to present: 3rd owner (Germany)
    • 2020, for just one day: 2nd owner (Germany)
    • 2017 to 2019: 1st owner (USA)
    • Initial Registration: USA

    Service History

    • At approx. 29,000 miles: Last service

    Documents

    • Vehicle registration certificate (Image 127)
    • Inspection report (Images 128, 129)
    • Invoices (Images 130–140)

    Summary

    For sale is a 2017 Porsche 911 991 Carrera 4S in black with an automatic transmission. The vehicle has 38,828 miles on the odometer. The Porsche was originally delivered in the U.S. A service record book is available, though it is not complete. The last recorded service was performed at 29,000 miles. The body is in good condition with slight signs of wear and has been partially repainted. There is a known history of repaired accident damage. The interior is clean and well-maintained. Overall, this Porsche 911 offers an interesting opportunity for fans of the popular 991.2.

If the seller is a private individual, the vehicle is always sold without warranty. The description of this auction has been made to the best of the seller's knowledge. The condition of this vehicle is based on the opinion of the seller and may differ from your own opinion. The description and photos are for reference. Kickdown does not guarantee the accuracy of the listing and recommends a viewing. The seller decides whether a viewing can be made. Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the description and make all necessary inquiries before placing a bid. For this purpose, please use the comments and questions section for additional information. Please read our terms and conditions for more details.

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  • Kickdown photographer was on site
  • Video of the vehicle available
  • Main inspection
  • Milage trackable
  • Matching numbers
  • Low milage

Comments of this past auction

  • 05.08.2026 22:14

    Moin, gemäss Carfax hatte der 911er in den USA einen Totalschaden ( Salvage Title ) und danach in Litauen nochmal für >40K Eur einen Schaden, und dann in D noch einen Wildschaden für 13 K. Das meint das er komplett einmal durchgeunfallt wurde ? Gibt es Gutachten zur Wiederinstandsetzung und Bilder der jeweiligen Schäden ? Ist da noch was gerade am Auto oder wurde es perfekt gemacht und die Teile ausgetauscht ? Lieben Gruss TF

    • 06.08.2026 10:22

      Hallo Fischerthomas, es ist davon auszugehen, dass es sich beim Schaden in den USA und beim Schaden in Litauen um den gleichen Schaden handelt. Zwischen der Ausstellung des Salvage Titles in den USA und der Meldung des Schadens in Litauen liegen nur wenige Wochen, und allein die Verschiffung dauert einige Wochen. Über den Schaden in den USA und dessen Reparatur gibt es keine weitere Dokumentation. Der Wildschaden in Deutschland ist über die Porsche-Rechnung gut dokumentiert und wurde mit entsprechend hohem Aufwand instand gesetzt. Beste Grüße, Kickdown Team

      • 06.08.2026 11:02

        Liebes Kickdown-Team, in der Schadenshistorie sind nunmal beide Schäden einzeln gelistet, daher die Frage. Ist denn die Reparatur in Litauen dokumentiert und wurde sie bei einer zertifizierten Porsche-Werkstatt ausgeführt oder wurde sie ggf „irgendwie“ ausgeführt ? Gibt es dort ein Gutachten zu oder ähnliches ? Bei einem Gebrauchtfahrzeug mit der angegebenen Preiswerwartung wäre es mir wichtig zu wissen. Lieben Gruss TF

        • 06.08.2026 16:33

          Hallo Fischerthomas, dass Schäden nach einem Export doppelt im Carfax auftauchen, ist nicht unüblich, da Carfax USA und Carfax Europa ihre Daten nicht immer synchronisieren. In diesem Fall ist die Sachlage in unseren Augen ziemlich eindeutig. Über die Reparatur des ersten Schadens liegt dem Verkäufer keine Dokumentation vor. Beste Grüße, Kickdown Team

    • 02.08.2026 16:15

      Technik: Der 991 ist der erste Porsche in Aluminium-Stahl-Mischbauweise. Durch die neue Rohkarosserie konnten rund 80 Kilogramm gegenüber der Rohkarosserie des Vorgängermodells 997 eingespart werden. Insgesamt wurde der Porsche 991 um rund 40 Kilogramm leichter. Die Karosserien der vorangegangenen Modelle waren mit jedem Generationswechsel wegen der steigenden Sicherheits- und Komfortansprüche schwerer geworden. Der Rohbau des 993 Carrera von 1993 hatte 215 kg gewogen, beim 997 von 2003 waren es 280 kg. Der 991 sollte trotz des 100 mm längeren Radstands und anderer Verbesserungen, die eine um 51 kg höhere Masse bewirkten, leichter werden als sein Vorgänger. LG Tom