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I'm not sure what to make of this Detailed Vehicle History. Does this make sense to anyone?
TIA....
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04/10/2000 Texas
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Brownsville, TX
Registered as
commercial vehicle
04/27/2000 120 Texas
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Brownsville, TX
Title #01538336633141203
Title issued
Title or registration issued
First owner reported
Loan or lien reported
05/29/2003 13,607 Auto Auction
Sold at auction
in Southwest Region
Listed as
a fleet vehicle
12/01/2003 Porsche Cars North America No recalls open for repair
12/01/2003 Consumer resource:
Edmunds.com Manufacturer-Recommended Maintenance Schedules
Check this vehicle's service schedules, estimated costs and recall notices at Edmunds.com.
Looks like the car was purchased as a corporate vehicle (I wanna work for that company). Then was sold at auction in '03.
Odd tho, when I did a carfax on my car it even showed where and when it was serviced (by P-car dealer) so I was able to call them for info. You might try finding the closest dealer to Brownsville and calling them to see if they ever serviced it, they can give you service records at least...
BTW, I got my '01 this may with 12k miles on it (also in TX), guess some Texans just don't drive their p-cars all that much
ya its crazy, i bought my 03 and it only had 600 miles on it and the former ownder had it for a year!!!!, in just under 2 months i now have over 3000 miles on it, and i just got it back from having the RMS replaced!!!! boy am i glad to be out of that boxter loaner
When Carfax reports "commercial fleet" or like, that indicates that the car was "owned" by a company that (in 99% of times) was leasing it out to an individual. It's not an alarm at all, especially for a high MSRP vehicle.
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