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Old Jun 24, 2009 | 06:14 PM
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For Closing, what do I need?

So going to close on the 997s this week. Its a p-dealer so when I go to the finance guy he's going to offer all those extra goodies so he can pump up the bottom line. So my question:

Is there any additional options that I should take or just ignore them all and sign the papers to drive the car?

The car will be CPO'ed.

Any thoughts?
 
Old Jun 24, 2009 | 06:30 PM
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here you go......................

car should be detailed for pick up, fresh oil change, ask for a print out of any and all work in the main computer has on file, all manuals, all floor mats, look into price on front clear bra...... how much left on brake pads...less then 30% ask for new ones free of charge....how tires doing, if car has 18K miles or oughly that and original tires, you need new ones....check to see all tire valve stems have caps, open the glove compartment and make sure spring loaded cup holders work 100% and that the pen hold houses a nice Porsche pen.... then are like 20$ but most dealer will have one in place if asked.... few porsche crest key chains free and two keys.... that's about it. oh and if they try and charge some insane document fee, ask to waive nicely, when they dont threaten to walk from the deal... 50/processing fee fine. But many dealers get crazy and ask for multiple hundreds...don't pay it.

This is what you buy from dealer.....to get it all right 100%....could have found the car a few K less private sale so make sure it is worth it....

yes dealers hate this post.... hope it helps...
 

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Old Jun 25, 2009 | 11:47 AM
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Ask about a wheel tire warranty. As I am sure many of us have experienced a nail in a perfectly good tire...then $500 later... Depending on the cost of the wheel and tire warranty it might be worth it. The price will change based on the wheel/tire combo and the length of the contract but I have found it to be well worth the money I have spent. I have bought it on my last two cars.

Make sure the F&I Manager that is printing the paperwork is on the same page as the salesman and you. Sometimes the details are left out. Verify everything with the him before signing.

Good luck and Congrats!
 
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I took tire/wheel warranty, clear film on the entire front, and lo-jack. TWW seemed like a no-brainer, and the film too (not my first black car), lo-jack - not sure, but I worry less, so maybe that's worth it too.
 
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How much does the clear film on the front cost? Is it better to let the dealer do it or go indy?
 
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Originally Posted by mickfluff
... open the glove compartment and make sure ... that the pen hold houses a nice Porsche pen.... then are like 20$ but most dealer will have one in place if asked...
Do new cars come with a pen in there? I was told they did not. Original P-branded pens are overpriced at $99 or so. Some dealers and aftermarket shops have their own knock-offs.
 
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I did the clear bra, tire wheel warranty as well. Don't forget to get your Porsche baseball cap thrown in as well.
 
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I got a Porsche pen from Suncoast - $14 or so. Maybe not as cool as the $99 one, but for the glove box - perfect. Poke around their parts WEB and you'll find it. That umbrella for the slot in the passenger door sill is cool and LED flashlight for the ashtray lighter too.

As for dealer or after market on the film - depends on the who's doing it I guess. The guy that does it for my dealer doesn't work for them, they just have "an arrangement". But that way it is bought at the dealer and part of the sale, so I felt a little better about getting some weight behind it in case anything happens.
 
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