1986 911 prices
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251 months

Saturday 4th May 2013
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I'm doing some research at the moment on price comparisons between TVRs and their competitors when they were new. Does anyone have the price of an entry level 911 when new in 1986 please?

Many thanks

graemel

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247 months

Saturday 4th May 2013
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Not 1986 but maybe this will help

Porsche pricelist from May 1987.



non sport

911 Carrera Coupe & Targa (inc taxes & Vat) = £33,768.31

911 Carrera Cabriolet (inc taxes & Vat) = £37,002.49



sport

911 Carrera Coupe & Targa (inc taxes & Vat) = £36,069.37

911 Carrera Cabriolet (inc taxes & Vat) = £39,678.54



supersport

911 Carrera Coupe & Targa (inc taxes & Vat) = £45,258.63

911 Carrera Cabriolet (inc taxes & Vat) = £48,492.82



+ options

16" Fuchs £1680.63

sport shocks £247.92

Extended s/wheel hub £52.33

LSD £691.44

Laminated windscreen £376.25

Auto speed control £368.77 ?? (cruise control maybe)

Air con £1812.69

Exteneded cloth inlays to doors £125.83 (for non leather cars only).

Leather (coupe/Targa) £2193.91 & Cabriolet £1691.85 ??? why a diff in body type pricing for leather?

This was for leather from Porsche's sample or from your own sample.....

Coupe & Targa £3482.11 & Cabriolet £2981.28

Leather fron/rear (black) £1067.68

Heated seat £153.24 (Each seat)

Lumbar support (non sport seats) £423.58 (Each seat)

88amp/hr Battery £54.82

Metalic paint (from Porsche chart) £720.10

Metalic paint (colour match to cust) £1382.88 (starting price)

Tonneau cover (cabriolet only) £752.48

Storage compartment £399.91 (instead of rear seats Cabriolet only)



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I have an official Porsche price list for 1987 - prices are inc VAT



Carrera 3.2 Coupe Sport £36,069.37

Carrera 3.2 Coupe Supersport/M491 £45,258.63

Turbo 930 £50,812.55

Tubo SE 930 £93,294.23


TVRCC PR

Original Poster:

127 posts

251 months

Sunday 5th May 2013
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Many thanks - much appreciated

Helicopter123

8,831 posts

186 months

Sunday 5th May 2013
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Looking at those prices, and thinking about inflation, it makes it obvious how well priced the 991 really is in a historical context. Interesting stuff.