Base C2 decision
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I've got the base with 6 mt and car had a sticker of 96.500 and by looking out of state I saved about 10 percent which more than covered getting it from New Jersey to Maryland... I took the train. Don't limit yourself to CT, ther are tons of cars in ny,no,mass. Did the whole deal by email. Don't settle or pay too much.....
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Preowned search can be done from the Porsche USA home page:
http://www.porsche.com/usa/approvedused/usedcarlocator/
New car searches can be done by typing the following in your favorite search engine:
2013 Porsche 911 for sale NY
replace NY with any other state or use an option code if you want a specific option
Also your local dealer can search nationwide and those on the boat on the way across the pond
http://www.porsche.com/usa/approvedused/usedcarlocator/
New car searches can be done by typing the following in your favorite search engine:
2013 Porsche 911 for sale NY
replace NY with any other state or use an option code if you want a specific option
Also your local dealer can search nationwide and those on the boat on the way across the pond
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I did not know about the pcna search function so I was on porsche.com opening up every dealers website within 500 miles and searching their inventory. It was rather laborious but for some reason I enjoyed the chase. After all that work my local dealer received a base c2 with everything I needed and matched my pricing needs. I too leased (two years 18,000 miles per year). I cannot imagine a more cost effective way to put 38,000 miles on the ticker of a 911.
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