2003 Porsche 911

2003 Porsche 911 Targa: Glass Roof, Classic Feel, and Everyday UsabilityThe 2003 Porsche 911 Targa offers something completely different within the 911 lineup. Finished in Arctic Silver Metallic over Graphite Grey Leather, this car blends classic 911 proportions with a unique open-air experience that sits between a coupe and a cabriolet.With an original MSRP of $82,210, the Targa was never the mainstream choice. It was built for a specific type of buyersomeone who wanted the structure of a coupe with the versatility of open-air driving.That is exactly what makes it interesting today.What Makes the 996 Targa So CoolThe defining feature of the 996 Targa is its full glass sliding roof system.Unlike a traditional sunroof, the Targa offers:a massive panoramic glass panela power sliding roof that retracts under the rear windowa hatchback-style rear glass for added practicalityIt transforms the car:closed, it feels like a refined coupe with extra lightopen, it delivers an airy, almost convertible-like experience without sacrificing rigidityThis is one of the most usable open-air 911 configurations Porsche has ever built.A Different Kind of 911 Ownership ExperienceThe Targa is not about being the fastest or most aggressive 911.It is about:enjoying the drive at any pacebringing more light and openness into the cabinhaving a 911 you can comfortably use every dayYou still get the fundamentals:rear-engine layoutnaturally aspirated flat-sixclassic 911 driving feelBut with a more relaxed, lifestyle-oriented edge.Who This Car Is ForThe 996 Targa is for someone who wants a 911 but does not want the typical 911 experience.It fits someone who:prefers open-air driving without a full convertiblewants a more unique, less common 911values usability and practicalityappreciates subtle differences within the Porsche lineupIt is for the buyer who understands that the Targa is not about statusit is about experience.Arctic Silver Over Graphite Grey: Period-Correct and TimelessArctic Silver Metallic is one of the most iconic Porsche colors of the era.It works particularly well on the 996:highlights the shape without overwhelming itkeeps the look clean and understatedpairs naturally with the glass roof designThe Graphite Grey interior complements the exterior with a cohesive, period-correct feel that still holds up today.Features That Make This Targa Stand Out: 3.6L Naturally Aspirated Flat-Six Unique Full Glass Sliding Targa Roof Rear Glass Hatch for Added Practicality Power Seat Package 18' Carrera Wheels Graphite Grey Leather Interior Arctic Silver Metallic ExteriorCARFAX History and OwnershipAccording to the CARFAX report: 38,600 miles last reported No accidents or damage reported 3 previous owners 7 service history records Last owned in FloridaOwnership highlights:long-term ownership from 2007 through recent yearslow annual mileage during long-term ownershipconsistent registration and maintenance activityService records include:routine oil changesalternator replacementgeneral maintenance and upkeepThe history reflects a car that has been used lightly and kept in stable ownership for most of its life.Why Someone Should Get OneThe 996 Targa sits in a niche that almost no modern car fills.It offers:coupe structureopen-air capabilityadded practicality with the hatchAnd it does so in a way that feels distinctly Porsche.For the right buyer, this is not just a different 911it is a better fit for how they actually drive.A 911 That Stands ApartThe 2003 Porsche 911 Targa is not trying to be the most aggressive or the most collectible version of the 996.It is something more specific:more usablemore versatilemore uniqueIt is a car you buy because you understand what it isand why Porsche built it.Factory Options: BASE Porsche Base Model 411 18' Light Alloy Carrera Wheels CY Graphite Grey Leather Seats M6P Graphite Grey Floor Mats P15 Power Seat Package X1 Arctic Silver MetallicExcellent Condition!We Accept Trades:We will help you move out of