Should I stay away? 2015 C4S with replaced drive shaft
#16
Rennlist Member
But it is a CPO car, isn't it? That means quite a warranty on the car and its replaced driveshaft.
Seems to me that Porsche wouldn't take that risk unless they were pretty sure it was just a simple repair with no other damage or issues.
Seems to me that Porsche wouldn't take that risk unless they were pretty sure it was just a simple repair with no other damage or issues.
#17
Three Wheelin'
Thanks everyone, I'm going to keep looking. Spoke to the dealer and he said according to the service records car hit a pretty bad pothole (was a NYC car but still ...). I'm still concerned that after 1000 more miles it was traded in. Given that I'd be shipping the car from Atlanta to LA, I'd have very little recourse if I ran into any problems. I'd like my first 911 experience to be perfect, so will keep looking and checking out HFS! -Brad
#19
Drifting
But it's not like they came out and looked at the car themselves. The dealer took the car on trade with CPO in mind to help sell it. If they didn't qualify it, they'd take a financial hit, so I don't think you can say that because it is CPO that it can't have a problem. If I couldn't talk to the previous owner, I'd probably just pass.