Hi guys
2010 CPO 25000mi
Do I trust the dealer or get an outside PPI done just to make sure.

 

When I purchased mine, House Automotive who's very reputable in SoCal suggested that I don't get one since the car is CPO warrantied anyway...that being said if for peace of mind, it's worth the $200 or so to get a PPI

Just my two cents, I don't think you'd go wrong either way. My car hasn't had any issues to date with the CPO ending next month (09' 997.2 car).

I am however on the fence whether or not to purchase an extended warranty for it.

GL

 

Please read the horror story attached below about a CPO car bought from one of the largest volume Porsche dealerships in the world. You won't have to read all of it to recognize that spending whatever it takes to get a neutral opinion from someone other than the selling dealer is the smart thing to do.

Btw...since you're in CA, the dealer is Beverly Hills Porsche.

http://rennlist.com/forums/997-forum...-poor-car.html

 

Good point and help as always Sandwedge..I remember this story

 

Yes, some guy over at planet-9 brought a CPO Cayman and found out it was in a minor accident and the front bumper was resprayed, months after ownership. The accident didn't show up on carfax when he brought it, it does after. It'll be extremely tough to sell a Porsche with an accident history on carfax. Used Porsche car buys are extremely picky, they want CPO, low mileage, and no history. PPI is a must but not at the dealer you brought it from for obvious reasons.

 

I would be more inclined to get an outside PPI if I was buying the car sight unseen. But it doesn't hurt to have it looked at. The cost do so so is minimal in the overall scheme of things.

 

OK
Does any one know who does PPI's in Sugar Land Houston Texas