A 4,700-mile 2016 Porsche 911 R just sold for $599,911, and that's strong money for a car like this.

This 911 R is a gem, featuring a naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six engine and a six-speed manual transmission. It’s one of just 991 units produced, making it a hot ticket for collectors. With its striking white paint accented by red stripes and a black leather interior paired with Houndstooth-style cloth, it’s designed to stand out. Add in the Sport Chrono Package, carbon-ceramic brakes, and a front-axle lift system, and you’ve got a package that promises both performance and exclusivity.

The sale price of $599,911 falls 11% below the fair value estimate of $673,100. With 26 bids, the competition was lively, showing that there's significant interest in this car despite the price being somewhat below market expectations. Given the mileage and specs, this price seems strong. Buyers are paying a premium for low mileage and the manual transmission, but the final bid reflects a market that’s still grappling with the economic realities of luxury cars.

Community feedback was telling, with one commenter noting, “This price is not softening,” hinting at the ongoing demand for these limited editions. Another pointed out the importance of the dual-mass flywheel, which can be a significant factor in these models, suggesting buyers should pay close attention to such details when searching for similar cars.

For anyone hunting a 2016 Porsche 911 R or another limited-edition sports car, be sure to inspect the condition thoroughly. Look for any signs of wear that could affect its value, especially on high-touch areas like the interior and exterior, and don’t overlook the importance of unique features like the flywheel. These details can make or break a deal in this segment.

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