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Afternoon everyone, I am looking at a 991.2 and Porsche Centre Brisbane cannot fit in a PPI for 3 months and Gold Coast just over 1 month. Does anyone have any other solid recommendations? I was trying to get the owner to hold out for a month so I could get Gold Coast to do a PPI, but they are not willing to hold it for that long. Any suggestions appreciated. Craig
Try DHM.
DHM Automotive at Tennyson would be the best option I think.
Owning a 991.2 I would ask why a PPI? If the vehicle has Porsche dealer service history this would almost negate a PPI as they manage the car to porsche requirements and the dealer in my experience will only really do a safety check and tell you if its due for service. If buying privately and it has current or ran out of warranty in their ownership, I would be more going down the path of paying to get Porsche extended warranty put on the car. My purchase last year was very much driven about having porsche extended warranty on the car for peace of mind as a PPi is really only a point in time assessment.
Thanks for the tip. I will try DHM. Tips, you are correct, however this one has missed a major and a minor service. The owner is claiming it has had all the required services, however when I have called up Porsche they have given me a different story. (from their records) I am yet to get my hands on the log books as its not the owner of the vehicle selling it, a member of their is selling the car on the owners behalf. It all a little......odd.
Hey Craig, Try Porsche specialist shops like Autohaus Hamilton or QLD Porsche Specialist. They’re reputable and might have quicker availability. If the seller won’t wait, those are your best bets outside the dealerships.
Thanks Everyone. Looks like the buyer is not willing to let it leave the property for a PPI, which is a deal breaker for me. I managed to get the VIN and it has missed a major service and missed a service in 2022 and 2023 apparently. Anyway. The search continues.
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