Hello all,

I think am going to get this Porsche !
Need All your help as soon as possible !

2003, 911 turbo
20k miles
Porsche cpo warranty till 2010
tip

• Driver Air Bag
• Anti-Lock Brakes
• Air Conditioning
• Alloy Wheels
• Cruise Control
• Passenger Air Bag
• Rear Window Defroster
• Power Seats
• Leather Seats
• Power Door Lock
• Power Mirrors
• Power Windows
• Power Steering
• Sunroof/Moonroof
• Supple Leather Seats
• Carbon Fiber Package
• Lumbar Support - Driver and Passenger Seats
• Remote 6 Disc CD Changer.

The asking price is $54000.
Out of the door price, I want to negotiate for $48k up to 50k max.
What do you think?

Also, do I need PPI even it has Porsche CPO warranty? If so, what should include in the PPI, please detailing.

Thank you in advanced!

 

Colors as well as tip/manual are key factors but sounds fair.

 

Thanks for reminding!

It is seal gray.

What price you have meant? asking or my wanted price?

 

1. DO NOT REPLY ON THE CPO INSPECTION. Period. Absolutely not.

Get your own PPI done by someone other than the selling dealer- preferably a technician experienced in working on 996TTs. Have them do the CPO checklist, and add a DME dump to look at codes and over-revs. Also ask the selling dealer to pull all porsche records they have and 'de-identify' if necessary.

You should know that if there are defects, problems, etc that the dealer misses, the CPO might NOT cover these.... Although the CPO was recently expanded, a blown clutch or 2nd gear pop out issue will not be covered by a cpo (IMHO). (As an example, you are lookin at a Tip.)

I assume this is from a P dealer who just recently did the CPO? Make sure the CPO coverage is the "new" coverage they just announced in August. Once a car is CPOd, it is CPOd for life- but it may have the old CPO coverage, unless your dealer updated it.

2. 2003 with 20k miles- 50k including tax might be tough. If it is exactly what you want, close, perfect, etc, be flexible.

3. Ask for all the option codes from the sticker under the hood- these will be 3 alphanumeric characters each- this will tell you what is on the car. (The list you have above is mostly stock...) If you need an Order Guide (which lists every option and list price for 2003 cars) PM me an email addy.

 

Adr,

PM sent, please check !

Thank you

P.S. no sales tax will be involved in this transaction, and it is 100% cash deal.

 

Sounds very cheap to me. I couldn't find anything near that when I was looking at 03's.

 

would make me worry if I didn't have a CPO warranty, But 50k would be tough unless you have someone on your side there. Have you shopped around all over?


ALi

 

seems like a great price for the year and milage I just paid that for an '01 seal grey with the same options and 20k miles and I was thrilled with the price.

 

Geezus if that car has black interior that is exactly what I would be looking for. 03+ model year, CPO, Seal Gray, 6spd, etc right at $50k max. If you don't buy it... I will. (maybe)

 

it is tip not manual though.

 

$50k OTD for an 03 with 20k miles is very hard IMO, espeically if it's a CPO. The best I could find on a 2003 (20k miles) turbo was in the mid 50's. You never know what you can get in this market. Wish you the best.

Edwin

 

IMO, if you have to pay $50k-$55k, it's still a pretty good deal, if the PPI is clean. I bought my '03 Seal Gray on Black, loaded except Nav, 6spd, 46k miles over 6 months ago for $55k. I just turned 50k miles. I think thats a lot of car for sub $55k...Good Luck.

 

Wow that seems like a damn good deal. Man how can you go wrong? Just get it if you like it. 48..50..55. Those prices should be secondary. Whether or not the car has the options you want, right color, and is in a condition to meet your standards are factors that should hold precedence, imo.

 

Stop what you are doing and buy that car. It's a good deal.

 

Edwin,

Another blooded day for wallstreet yesterday (may be not for today), that is the cause to make Porsche getting lower.

Thanks