Hello! I am new to Rennlist and I over the last year I have finally convinced myself to get into a 996 Turbo. I have owned a few Porches over the years, but never have had a 996. I'm in the 40k-50k price range, so most of the vehicles I have been looking at are somewhere in the range of 40k-70k miles. I am hoping to get some buying tips off the forum and I wondering if there are any specific things I should be looking for, or any potential problematic (red flag) areas to note. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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YOUR RESEARCHNewbie looking for 996 Turbo buying tips
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