Good morning all! 

Longtime car-guy that’s only owned boring cars. Currently have a paid-off 2017 Camry with 89k miles for daily driving, looking for something I can have a little fun with but also be a good investment to sell in a couple years. I know manual Porsches are good investments, but what about this one? 

2003 911 Carrera (I believe Cabriolet?) manual    
$29,899 with 48,983 miles     
Power seat package, driver memory, Porsche stability management, xenon headlamps with dynamic leveling are the highlights from the dealership.     
3.6L H6 SMPI DOHC engine

5 owners is the only downside, spent most its time in Oklahoma, owner 4 bought it in AZ in 2020, owner 5 took it from 36,067 miles to where it is now. Mostly serviced at Oklahoma vehicle dept. and an import shop, only serviced at dealers in AZ. 

16 service history records and no accidents/damage, frequent service until the 5th owner that didn’t service it in the 12k miles they put on it, the dealer selling it serviced it. 

I apologize idk why the image is a bit pixelated, but it appears to be in great condition, some minor wear on drivers seat, the shift-knob, and maybe taillights. 

What do we think? Will this be worth the same/more in 3-4 years (can easily pay it off by then) and a good purchase?

Thank you to anyone taking the time to read this! 

A good investment?