New to forum and Porsche
#1
New to forum and Porsche
Hello all,
I am getting ready to buy my first 911 Porsche this next month. and I am very excited. I have a max of 42k OTD. and live in California. It seems the newest year for me to afford is the 05 997, I like this version. My question is, There are a few with 40-50 thousand on mileage and one with 70 thousand. Are these all to high in mileage. What do you think? Thanks in advance.
Thanks Pat in OC
I am getting ready to buy my first 911 Porsche this next month. and I am very excited. I have a max of 42k OTD. and live in California. It seems the newest year for me to afford is the 05 997, I like this version. My question is, There are a few with 40-50 thousand on mileage and one with 70 thousand. Are these all to high in mileage. What do you think? Thanks in advance.
Thanks Pat in OC
#2
Maintenance records are important to have. Higher mileage is not necessarily bad-a garage queen with 9K on the odometer might have some issue that the 50K vehicle wouldn't.
Have an prepurchase inspection performed and the DME scanned-look for over revs and abuse. Hope you find a good one.
Have an prepurchase inspection performed and the DME scanned-look for over revs and abuse. Hope you find a good one.
#3
Hello all,
I am getting ready to buy my first 911 Porsche this next month. and I am very excited. I have a max of 42k OTD. and live in California. It seems the newest year for me to afford is the 05 997, I like this version. My question is, There are a few with 40-50 thousand on mileage and one with 70 thousand. Are these all to high in mileage. What do you think? Thanks in advance.
Thanks Pat in OC
I am getting ready to buy my first 911 Porsche this next month. and I am very excited. I have a max of 42k OTD. and live in California. It seems the newest year for me to afford is the 05 997, I like this version. My question is, There are a few with 40-50 thousand on mileage and one with 70 thousand. Are these all to high in mileage. What do you think? Thanks in advance.
Thanks Pat in OC
The car would be nearly 6 years old .
42K is great cayman S pricing (CPO, low miles, warranty) .
Wait 6 months save 15K and buy the 997 then (at 57K) . It's better to enjoy the anticipatrion than have doubts --or even worse ---- to sit in repairs with stress, worry , and expense.
BTW --Welcome aboard .. but this is sincerly how I feel about the car.
Last edited by yrralis1; 08-15-2010 at 10:50 PM.
#6
Porsche will last a long time.
Buy the extended warrantee, ask the local dealer about the best one they like to deal with. The good deal about a P car like that, is you will have extra money for MOD's.
Buy the extended warrantee, ask the local dealer about the best one they like to deal with. The good deal about a P car like that, is you will have extra money for MOD's.
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