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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi everybody This is my first post on here. I am looking at buying a 996C4S. I have found a car at an independant dealer. 2003/53, 17000 miles, coupe, manual. Looks fantastic. However, the dealer tells me the car has had a new clutch fitted. This doesnt sound good to me, a new clutch at 17K. Should i be avoiding this car. The car is out of Porsche warranty, but the dealer will provide an insurance type warranty for 12 months. Any thoughts please. Thanks Migration info. Legacy thread was 64890

POST 2Original post

Hi Rikyy, Welcome to the forum. First Question; Hom much are they asking. Second Question; Whats the spec on the car. Third Question; Colour of car and interior Fourth Question; Which dealer Regards the clutch, no worries, they can go from 15k - 55k, I have an 03 C4S which I purchased last year with 14k miles on the clock, I was told it needed changing, and there was a little judder, however it is still going strong after 4 track days and now up to 26k miles, so depends on how particular previous owner was. Dont touch the car without an inspection, the insurence type wtty's have a claims limit, and the 911 will wipe that out no problem, a replacement engine is £10k subsidised, and I doubt the wtty covers individual jobs excedding £1000!!! When you post the info, I will tell you how much car is worth IMO, Regards Migration info. Legacy thread was 64893

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi Speed Freak The car is Nov 03, Silver, Black leather interior, Memory seats, sunroof, Xenon h lights, Cd autochanger, sound pack (not Bose), Embosed headrests. Car was last serviced at 14800 miles in April. New clutch was fitted 500 miles ago by an independant Porche specialist (redLine Racing in Stockton on Tees). The price i have negotiated is £45K. Migration info. Legacy thread was 64895

POST 4Original post

Hi Rikyy, Sounds nice, though Bose and PCM would have been nice options, Price sounds about right, I suggest that you negotiate further, asking them to put a OPC ext wtty on the car, cost £730. And tell them they wont need to buy the insurence based wtty, which will probably cost them approx £300, so £400 diffrence. If it passes the OPC test and gets the wtty, then buy the car. Regards Migration info. Legacy thread was 64896

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

At the risk of sounding dim, what is OPC. I was told that Porshes come with a two year waranty, which will have expired. Can this warranty be extended. Regards Migration info. Legacy thread was 64899

POST 6Original post

OPC = Official Porsche Centre or Porsche dealership to you & I Porsche warranties can be put on any Porsche up to 10 years old. Needs to pass a Porsche inspection 1st however. Sounds a nice car. Migration info. Legacy thread was 64900

POST 7Original post

Inspection is £240 by the way. But if you get it, you know the car will be honoured by the local OPC. £45K is a good price. Shame about no Sat nav (PCM). Migration info. Legacy thread was 64912

POST 8Original post

Guys, if I may, can a Porsche Warranty be bought for imported cars as well? For example if I send my car to the UK (LHD 997) can I get a warranty I wonder...... Migration info. Legacy thread was 64918

POST 9Original post

Hiya Servo, I have Porsche extended warranty on my car which is American build/chassis number, retained as a Porsche AG directors car in Germany, and imported to the UK so I could love it to bits. So yes is the answer Migration info. Legacy thread was 64953

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

/images/migration/UploadedForumImages/img_36_1_large.jpg Here she is guys. The deal is done, just waiting for registration transfer. Should be collecting it in about 10 days Migration info. Legacy thread was 65178

POST 11Original post

Wow - looks the dogs well done Migration info. Legacy thread was 65181

POST 12Original post

That does look the danglies if I may say Migration info. Legacy thread was 65182

POST 13Original post

welcome to the forum Migration info. Legacy thread was 65205

POST 14Original post

Hi Riky, Excellent choice of 911!!!! Very nice. Need some bigger pics on the "show off your car section". Did you go for the OPC warranty?? Cheers Alan. Migration info. Legacy thread was 65214

POST 15 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Have posted some pics in the "show of car section" Migration info. Legacy thread was 65218

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