At that price, buy it…that’s salvage pricing…

 

you know what they say about those who make assumptions without proof...

 

That's what concerns me. Either something is wrong with it or depreciation is 20% in the first year. I would need to see the carafax to know for sure. It's a CPO so that makes me think it could be depreciation.

 

Here is another 2023 Cayman S PEC car I found at Porsche.com for sale: MSRP $104K, sale price $84K. PEC car could be the reason. But I didn't notice that kind of discount an PEC 911s cars. All the other used CPO 2023 Cayman S prices looked within expectations.

https://finder.porsche.com/us/en-US/...&order=closest

 

Concur. Last August I bought a CPO 2022 BGTS that was originally delivered to Porsche Design in California in December 2021, never titled and ran on manufacturer's plates without any prior registration. When I bought it, I got the original MSO that they delivered straight to my local tax office, I paid the sales tax and title in Texas. Mine had 2518 miles at the time of purchase.