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Old 03-16-2018, 03:23 AM
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Decided I need the 2 yr CPO but I see only about half the 2014 TTS on the Porsche USA website are Porsche Approved. Do the dealers pick and choose, is it worth asking why a car hasn't got it or do I give anything thats at a Porsche dealership a wide birth if I can't get an extended warranty with it. It appears you pay a premium at a PNA dealership that is a little negated if you can't get peace of mind. Before looking I figured something as bulletproof and relatively new as a 2014 tts would easily qualify.
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Just call... most of them are or can be CPO'd. I've seen the same and when I inquired about the car it did in fact have CPO. If you see something you like, call them. I'm willing to bet it is or can be CPO'd.
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Originally Posted by Michael_s
If you see something you like, call them. I'm willing to bet it is or can be CPO'd.
This-^

Dealer has to pay for CPO. No point in paying for CPO while a car sits waiting for a buyer.

(And don’t kid yourself that any dealer does the required CPO inspections before or after paying for CPO. That you need to do yourself as part of PPI.)
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So if they're offering a CPO they haven't necessarily done the inspection, they just think it will pass if they put it through it? I can't quite understand the fine print, can I buy at a non Porsche dealer and then get it CPO'd or do I have to purchase from a Porsche approved dealer?

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Possible to get a P dealer to buy it from non P dealer and get it CPO'd but you have to find a willing dealer and guarantee you will buy it. The P dealer needs to buy it from the non P dealer and then CPO. They cannot CPO a car they don't own. They can sell you a P warranty but it's not CPO.

The other comment made was don't trust the CPO checklist and the dealer saying "we did the CPO work and it's perfect." Remember a used car dealer is lying when their lips move. (This is a broad generalization and no offense to any dealers on RL)



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