sounds too good
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Carfax is not a sure thing. I had a serious accident when a lady rammed my SLK32. 18K worth of damage and it never showed up on carfax.
The best way is the way you already suggested. Have them do a PPI at the local Porsche dealer.
Sounds fishy, but good luck
The best way is the way you already suggested. Have them do a PPI at the local Porsche dealer.
Sounds fishy, but good luck
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Go check with some Porsche dealers in your area and see what they have under their CPO program. Unless I knew the owner I would have a hard time buying from a private party. Parts and labor too $$$ at stake to make a hasty decision.
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If he really wanted to sell the car, couldn't he go to any dealership and offer a cash sale? Even with the crappy economy, any dealer would be insane not to take the car (assuming its in good condition) for 10k under blue book.
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thats what i suggested earlier, didnt get a reply
i knew it had to be a scam but was suprised how much info he gave me, name, address, vin and offered to let my friend come and check it out at his address
i knew it had to be a scam but was suprised how much info he gave me, name, address, vin and offered to let my friend come and check it out at his address
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they make these scam sites under these huge corporation names, like EbayFinancial.com and it would look legit but then BAM u get scammed
leave this guy alone, sounds like a scam
what crazy person wouldnt take cash as a form of payment
leave this guy alone, sounds like a scam
what crazy person wouldnt take cash as a form of payment
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