Scorponok

Wow, just wow ... goes to show you should always do a PPI.

Class5Kayaker

Curious whether the accident shows up on CARFAX. Anyone got access to free CARFAX?

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smbryan

2017 C4S manual with 10k miles in Agate on Ebay with NO RESERVE:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2017-Porsch...53.m1438.l2649

Up for auction is my 2017 Agate Grey Metallic Porsche Carrera 4S with Agate Grey Interior. The mileage is currently 9,497.
There has not been any dents, dings, or fender benders of any kind. She is a garage queen, and has rarely seen rain. The ride quality and driving feel of the car has hardly changed since new, I do not drive the car as it probably should be driven. Other than a water pump replacement , there have been no issues. Two recommended maintenance services have been performed; the first at 2,500 miles, and the second in April of this year at just under 9,000 miles.


Options include;


*PDK Transmission


*20" RS Spyder Design Wheels


*Electric Slide/Tilt Sunroof in Glass


*Bose Sound System


*Premium Package (heated front seats)


*Sport Chrono Package


Factory warranty through May 2020. I can be reached via message or cell at (213) 369-8979 - Robert

Psorcery

Yeah that was my 4S. Accident shows on Carfax, not autocheck which Carmax uses. Carmax bought the car off me for 67k..

mgordon18

Did CarMax know about the accident when you sold it to them?

Psorcery

They didn't ask and I didn't tell. I was literally in and out with a quote in 15/20 minutes.. Came back the next day and sold it.

When I originally sat down with the guy he found my name in the system and asked me if everything looked correct. I said yes and told him I was going to walk around to check out their inventory. All he said was "go ahead" and "they should be done fairly quick"... Shortly after he came with the offer quote paper and handed it to me.. Went home, realized they offered me a great price and took it... I knew the accident was clearly on Carfax and assumed they checked because any buyer/dealer of their caliber would.

Bob Z.

I would have done the same thing...good for you.

Psorcery

Most definitely. I immediately came home to post this on Rennlist to warn as many people as I could.

I brought in the GTS a week later to see what they'd offer me.. It was an underwhelming $92k.. A 150k MSRP 2017 GTS Lava Orange.

I've learned that Carmax is not good with cars worth over six figures. First they must contact corporate headquarters and you wait a day/two for your quote. They lowballed my friend on his Phantom by well over 100k.

Cuda911

Correct. While Carmax is excellent with typical standard cars, they are not very good at all for "outside of the box" vehicles. Lots of YouTube videos out there of the absurd carmax offers for exotics and other high-end cars.

STG

Makes sense, it's not their target market, cars in that range can be very hard to accurately price and they are much harder to sell. I don't blame them. I'd stay away from them too if I were them. They can make the same $$ on a car that retails for much less and turn them over quicker.

pfbz

No VIN on this one yet, and not officially on the market yet, but would love pricing feedback...

The good:

• 2017 Carrera S, "drivers build", 16K miles,
• Pristine inside and out.
• Manual.
• Sport Package (rear axle steering, sport exhaust, sport chrono, some trim upgrades).
• Sport Plus seats (4-way)
• LED PDLS, heated seats, glass roof, carbon trim, a few alcantara upgrades, RS wheels
• About $123K sticker.

The bad:

• Carfax blem, drivers door and front fender were scratched and required minor repaint and blend. Done through a top Porsche dealer (though I'm sure outsourced by them). Pretty much flawless match.
• Not a CPO car.

I have the opportunity to pick it up pre trade-in at $86K, which seems like a damn good price even with the carfax blem and repair.

Thoughts on price? Pickings are pretty slim on 991.2 manuals, particularly an S with RWS, let alone at decent prices. Thinking of pulling the trigger on this one.

Needsdecaf

How is the warranty expired on a 2017 Car? Should have, at the very minimum, a year left....

STG

https://rennlist.com/forums/991/1150...s-not-cpo.html




You cannot just make a blanket statement like this. See my response:

Some dealers aren't big on paying Porsche for the CPO and don't do a lot of them. Other dealers CPO as many cars as they can.

Many CPO cars have had a lot of issues and undocumented accidents too.

A CPO is just an extended warranty and many dealers will just slap one on with barely spending time on the car.

DO your own due diligence either way. There are no guarantees. You can find a nice pre-owned car at the local Cadillac dealer, and also get a nightmare one at a Porsche dealer with a CPO.

pfbz

Your right, it has a year left... 3 year lease return.

Tommy Zhang

Currently in the market for a 4S found a

MSRP 139k
CPO 2017 4S white/red 13k miles
2 owner

They’re asking 104k

What’s a reasonable offer?

Thanks in advance