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Hi, this is my second post and I will try not to be too much of a 'Noob' to this forum. I am currently in the market for a new car and am considering a few specific low mileage 99-01 Carrera 6-spds. I would like to know the reliablity you guys have experienced with this model? Also, how has the maintenance been with your cars? Warranty coverage? Also, is there a 'leather wrapped' dash option?
I am going to the dealership today to look at what they have on the lot. Any help or information will be appreciated.
Stefan
Also, those of you with Tiptronic...how do you like that tranny? The Shifts?
They are reliabe, but when they break its not cheap
Maitnance is expensive its a porsche not a hyundia
warrenty is really good regrardless of what you hear but 01 is out of warrenty
yes there are leater dash cars out there
get a ppi on any car you want to buy the 100$ could save you thousands
tips arent for everyone, they have a love hate relationship. I have no problmes driving them
but id never buy one
Well, with new information and a great deal on an M Roadster S54 (315hp version and low mileage), I am just not ready to take the plunge into the Porsche world. But hey, at least I am sticking with a German car. ;-) Take care.
