BryanCO

Pretty sure Porsche warranties apply for North America. And it looks like the CAD GT3 at Porsche Colorado Springs (referenced above) has a CPO warranty. So, I would say yes.

silvertige

I believe a Canadian CPO doesn't apply in the US and vice versa, could be mistaken. But the Colorado Springs touring is a great example of a smaller market given the Canadian spec and subsequent pricing. Check out the aftermarket gauges; they look pretty good, but still.

jp884

Canadian cars that are CPOd still carry over the CPO in the US. It all falls under Porsche North America I have verified this at my dealership and at Porsche North America. Only difference that I can think of between a US car and Canadian car is the km gauge which can be switched out pretty easily.

Overdraft

I have imported two 911s from the US to CDA and this have been my experience granted that was in a 993 and 996 GT3 in the day so best check if that is still the case. Man I am getting old….

~Lefty~

Yes, once the car is imported and cleared by PCNA, a dealer can re-certify the car. That being said they have to go through all the certification process/cost/etc. I imported my PTS GT4 from Canada.

~Lefty~

In modern day Porsche's the physical gauge cluster can stay KM's and the digital odometer changing to MPH is acceptable.

skafia

Hi, looking for a Touring or manual GT3 for sale. Please let me know if you know of one or would like to sell yours. Needs PCCB and buckets, thanks!

neurotic

was the 991.2 GT3RS offered with Magnesium wheels like the GT2RS?

mnawa

yes

neurotic

for the NA market?

mnawa

yes

Mrrdstr

Nice one on bring a trailer right now

achenator

yes but you had to get the weissach pack as well. the wheels look the same as the 2rs magnesium wheels. A sticker on a .2 with weissach and mags was pushing $250k easily.

skafia

Thanks! It looks gorgeous and only an hours drive from me. Hmmm...

sin911

That one may end up costing high seems like. Love the color on it!