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http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...g=en&cardist=3 Sorry about this link I'm new to the innerweb. What are the opinions on this deal ? I'm looking but not really serious, yet. Thanks in advance for the feedback. FD
If you can get the Porsche dealer to give you a 2 year warranty on a 99 996 with 70k miles and <30k, then jump on it. I am very surprised they would CPO such a car though. I would ensure everything is in writing as you understand it. 70k miles is nothing, but get an independent PPI, in addition to the warranty.
Champion is the biggest porsche dealer in Amerika, if they say you are getting a cpo warranty, then it sounds like a great deal to me....
very good deal...jump on it.
Not a bad deal, but I'd get a PPI done on it even though it has a warranty. I've seen similar cars advertised for ~30K or a couple of thousand less, but without a CPO warranty. The reason I'd get the PPI is that you don't really want to have to take advantage of that CPO warranty, though it is nice to have. For $200-250 you can save yourself a lot of headaches and find out if you're likely to have warranty issues.
Good deal ,get the ppi, the 3.4 motor is indestructable. You/PAG can cpo cars all the way back to my98, usually 8yrs back.
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