2005 – 2012 · Type 997.1 & 997.2 · New York, NY

997 Porsche 911 for Sale in New York

The New York metro buys 911s for the Hamptons, Westchester, and Connecticut weekend-house circuit — cars that live in climate-controlled garages and come out for the right Saturday.

19available now
$69,900 – $599,900price range
2005–2012production years

The 997 is the New York metro's analog-911 sweet spot — manual transmission, naturally aspirated or twin-turbo 3.6, and a chassis that suits the Taconic and the Litchfield Hills on a fall Saturday. We deliver 997s into the tri-state enclosed, with service current and a condition report tight enough to satisfy a buyer in Greenwich or the Hamptons.

Climate & storage. Salt winters mean garage-kept storage from late November through April; the cars that hold value best in this region are the ones with documented PPF and a clean undercarriage history.

Delivery to New York. Coast-to-coast enclosed transport to the tri-state runs 5-7 days; we use enclosed-only for any 911 above $100k and the car ships with full coverage.

Sunday morning runs up the Taconic, weekend drives through the Litchfield Hills and across to the Hamptons, and the meet scene around Greenwich and the North Shore are the local 911 rhythm.

In stock now — delivered to New York

2011 Porsche 911997.2

2011 Porsche 911

Carrera S · 7-Speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
49,059 mi · Ruby Red Metallic
$69,900View Details →
2005 Porsche 911997.1

2005 Porsche 911

Carrera S · 6-Speed Manual
37,804 mi · Seal Gray Metallic
$75,900View Details →
2009 Porsche 911997.2

2009 Porsche 911

Carrera 4S · 7-Speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
60,553 mi · Basalt Black Metallic
$79,900View Details →
2006 Porsche 911997.1

2006 Porsche 911

Carrera S · 5-Speed Automatic with Tiptronic S
15,860 mi · Midnight Blue Metallic
$79,900View Details →
2006 Porsche 911997.1

2006 Porsche 911

Carrera S · 6-Speed Manual
28,557 mi · Black
$87,900View Details →
2009 Porsche 911997.2

2009 Porsche 911

Carrera S · 6-Speed Manual with Overdrive
72,698 mi · GT Silver Metallic
$89,900View Details →
2011 Porsche 911997.2

2011 Porsche 911

Carrera GTS · 7-Speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
85,401 mi · Carrara White
$89,900View Details →
2009 Porsche 911997.2

2009 Porsche 911

Carrera 4S · 7-Speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
30,079 mi · Meteor Gray Metallic
$89,900View Details →
2009 Porsche 911997.2

2009 Porsche 911

Carrera 4S · 7-Speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
21,143 mi · Meteor Gray Metallic
$94,900View Details →
2009 Porsche 911997.2

2009 Porsche 911

Carrera 4S · 7-Speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
16,203 mi · Meteor Gray Metallic
$98,900View Details →
2010 Porsche 911997.2

2010 Porsche 911

Targa 4S · 6-Speed Manual with Overdrive
37,645 mi · White
$109,900View Details →
2011 Porsche 911997.2

2011 Porsche 911

Turbo S · 7-Speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
55,893 mi · Black
$109,900View Details →
2012 Porsche 911997.2

2012 Porsche 911

Carrera 4 GTS · 7-Speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
9,003 mi · Guards Red
$129,900View Details →
2011 Porsche 911997.2

2011 Porsche 911

Carrera S · 6-Speed Manual
26,084 mi · Basalt Black Metallic
$129,900View Details →
2007 Porsche 911997.1

2007 Porsche 911

Turbo · 6-Speed Manual with Overdrive
45,986 mi · Black
$149,900View Details →
2010 Porsche 911997.2

2010 Porsche 911

GT3 · 6-Speed Manual
36,193 mi
$269,900View Details →
2010 Porsche 911997.2

2010 Porsche 911

GT3 · 6-Speed Manual
20,294 mi · Carrara White
$299,900View Details →
2007 Porsche 911997.1

2007 Porsche 911

GT3RS · 6-Speed Manual with Overdrive
17,750 mi · Carrera White
$399,900View Details →
2008 Porsche 911997.1

2008 Porsche 911

GT2 · 6-Speed Manual
14,608 mi · Speed Yellow
$599,900View Details →

About the 997

The 997 launched in 2005 as Porsche's apology for the 996. Round headlights returned, the interior moved upmarket, and the design walked the line between the air-cooled DNA and the modern car. Two halves: 997.1 (2005–2008) with the M96/M97 engines, and 997.2 (2009–2012) with the direct-injection 9A1 engine and PDK as an option to the manual.

997.2 is the inflection point. Direct-injection ended the IMS conversation, PDK arrived as a genuinely fast dual-clutch, and the chassis received subtle but real revisions. The GT3 RS 4.0, the Sport Classic, the Speedster, and the 997.2 Turbo S are the generation's headline collector cars; the standard Carrera S in a manual sits in the sweet spot for a daily-driven 911.

Production is now a decade-plus behind us. Clean 997.2s are getting harder to find at sensible mileage and they will not get cheaper.

What to look for

  • 997.2 (2009 and later) for direct injection — most buyers should start here unless the specific car is a sorted 997.1.
  • Manual transmission cars command a premium and hold value better than PDK.
  • GT/RS/Turbo S variants — separate market, requires specialist provenance check; standard Carrera S and 4S are the volume buys.

Why buy from us

We are an independent dealer, Porsche-focused. 997s sit in the band where condition and spec drive everything; we'd rather list one well-bought 997 than ten cars we couldn't stand behind. Honest mileage, honest paint, honest history.

Talk to our team about New York delivery

Independent dealer, Porsche-focused — enclosed transport into New York, NY with full carrier coordination.

Call (971) 501-1602