YOUR RESEARCHNeed a PPE if getting a Certified car?
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I�m considering a �Porsche Certified� �02 from a Porsche dealer and while I would normally have a PPE done when buying a used car, what is the consensus when getting one from a Porsche dealer and it being �Certified�? Any loopholes in the Certified warrantee that I should consider as warranting a further check out (besides clutch)? -Steve
You don't need to get a PPE done when buying a CPO car from the dealer but it would be a good idea to get a PPI done Just because a car is CPO'd from the dealer doesn't mean it is in tip-top shape. Couple hundred bucks is worth the piece of mind.
Newbie question here, What does PPI stand for?
PPI = Pre-Purchase-Inspection
I agree with Dell on this one, the PPI is a small price in relation to the car, and a second opinion (other than the sellers) is worth the piece of mind.
Mine was a 2003 cpo. I did not get a ppi. My car had a nearly dead battery (was dead a few weeks later when it was not convenient!), it had out of balance wheels (felt on test drives too) and an rms leak I did not see. All items taken care of under the warranty. I just had to spend the time to get it back to them on each account. Do you need the ppi? Nah. Would it be extra insurance againt a possible hassle later? Yeah, sure but that insurance costs too. Your call.
Man, don't you just HATE it when that happens? I know I do! Hi, Dell! (hee hee)
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