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if you got a silly grin on and keep checking the garage for a peek or making excuses to buy some milk so you can drive and.....
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Just bought an 02 Carrera Coupe.
Black on black w/
6 spd
psm
bose
32,000 miles
Paid $31,400
Its a Florida car that was CPO'd for previous owner which expired less than a year ago. Got a PPI and results were good.
I've been a BMW guy for years but the 911 was always the dream car.
Haven't taken delivery so no pics yet.
You guys are absolutely right. In hindsight I realize what a stupid question this is.
I'm happy with what I paid.
I've been a forum member for 18 months and have read countless threads full of
great information which was a tremendous help in finding a good car.
Definitely one of the top forums I subscribe to.
Having said that, I'm on pins and needles while waiting for my 1st 911.
Being picked up Friday at noon and arriving Monday. Pics will follow soon after.
Welcome to being a happy porsche driver. You might try some track time to learn the turn entry and exit deals of the rear engine. You could find out there is never a chirp from the tires before the rear breaks loose. Give yourself room for learning and enjoy. Letting off the gas during hard cornering isn't conductive to making the turn but find out on a big track for better input. Don't be running the engine up in rpms till the engine is warmed up and oil pressure drops down. Excellents cars.
Hey, you have the car, so wondering if you paid more does not matter at this time, right?
Welcome, post some pics and enjoy! Don't worry, you will spend more $$$ hanging out with this crowd...
I think it is a fair price if the car needs nothing. It is high if you end up putting $7K into the car in your first year and a half of ownership. (as i did althought i knew it going in)
But when it's right there is nothing like it!
if you got a silly grin on and keep checking the garage for a peek or making excuses to buy some milk so you can drive and..... well, sounds like your happy with it.
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