Issues with 2014-2016 GT3's
04-05-2018, 07:07 PM
#16
04-05-2018, 07:15 PM
#17
Burning Brakes
Do PPI even if you buy from a Porsche dealer. I couldn't be happier with my decision on a cpo .1 2015. Best warranty ever and I'm not one bit worried about the tranny
04-05-2018, 11:36 PM
#18
Rennlist Member
The GT3's huge Steel Brakes offer far more braking power than you will ever need, are easier to modulate, and avoid the possibility of a future $35,000 Brake replacement in the event of damage or chipping.
Definitely buy a car with a recent Porsche Dealer PPI, preferably from the original owner who should supply a Clean Carfax with no accident or paintwork. If you are concerned with the Engine,
try to find a car with the latest 2016 "G" model engine, which has proven to be extremely reliable. Shamelessly, my GT3.1 meets all those requirements and I have reduced the price to $114,950
to make room for my GT3.2. on Cars.com:
Definitely buy a car with a recent Porsche Dealer PPI, preferably from the original owner who should supply a Clean Carfax with no accident or paintwork. If you are concerned with the Engine,
try to find a car with the latest 2016 "G" model engine, which has proven to be extremely reliable. Shamelessly, my GT3.1 meets all those requirements and I have reduced the price to $114,950
to make room for my GT3.2. on Cars.com:
But anyway, to the OP, I THINK you can get your new car CPO'd from any dealer as long as it meets their inspections.. Of course, that isnt cheap..