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Used 996TT Warranty Questions

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Old Sep 15, 2003 | 04:46 PM
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Question Used 996TT Warranty Questions

My quest for my 996TT has come down to whether I go for a 2001 or 2002 TT. A few questions my fellow afficiando's:

What's the difference between the 2001 and 2002 motors? I see that 2001's are described as - 3.6L H6 TURBO FI
2002's - 3.6L H6 TURBO SEFI

I would prefer to buy the car from an authorized Porsche dealer, even though I will probably pay more for the privilege. That being the case, what does "Porsche Approved Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle" mean to me other than an apparent warranty extension?
I have noticed quite a few 2002's listed on dealer sites with low mileage that do not have this designation. Is this a must to get?

If I don't get a "Porsche Approved Certified Pre-Owned" will the balance of the original warranty apply? When does a warranty really start...Is it when the car was manufactered or is it when it was sold to the first owner?

I notice that many of you Porschephiles get new or practically new cars and you mod them right away...ie Evo, exhaust, headers, diverter valves(Don't know what they are) ect. Won't this void the original warranty? Or rather is it that these cars are so reliable, that it would be unlikely to have major problems such as engine, tranny, clutch?
Any feedback is greatly appreciated, since I get sort of nervous when I shell out 100K or more for a car and I make a bad buying decision. Beginner buying tips are most welcome. Thank you all...

Chris
 
Old Sep 30, 2003 | 08:59 AM
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I have a 01 Black/Black with 3,200 miles on it. The in Service date is July of 2001. Call if you are interested. 314.602.1001
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Thanks, but I ended up buying a new GT3...
 
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I think that dealers who refuse to honor the factory warranty have to prove that the mechanical issue was a direct result of the mods in question.

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the dealers pay extra about 1600 for a 996 to obtain the extra two years. It is a no brainer to get. Porsche is doing this to help sales.
 
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