Palting

LOL. I was emphatic because for a moment it seemed like you were seriously considering it, buddy.

Did the dealer actually buy it, and only belatedly find the repair? I feel sorry for them, but not if they call it cosmetic. There are suspension and frame parts in that parts list. Who knows if that is the complete list of repairs. That sucker took a real hit.

BergGt3

Definitely not… porsche doesn’t CPO cars with structural damage or multiple painted surfaces.

ipse dixit

Unless I missed it, I'm surprised the air bags didn't deploy.

mr965

If the damage was not into the suspension points it should still drive and align properly. I don't see any frame rail parts on the list which is a good thing. Otherwise have a good inspection done searching for extent of damage.

elgato13

Would I consider it? Yes. For 195K? Hell no. You can find a clean example for a few more bucks. If we were talking below 150K, maybe.

AceVentura

This.

gravedgr

Thanks, gents.

17bhub

vehicle sustained a pretty big impact. unfortunately I would vote to stay away from this one. seller needs to figure something out with insurance company unless seller already did and is trying to make a pretty penny on this deal. I'm thinking if you really needed it I feel like it should be about 30-40% below msrp.

Bxstr

Not at this price.

groundhog

Yes but dependent on who the repairer was and confirmation that its straight.
The high end repairers can put a car back together at better than factory tolerances, equally the garbage repairers can hide a lot of problems. If you want to double check - get an alignment from a Porsche centre, that nearly always gives the game away.

Colby Covington

how did you find out it had repairs?