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Just wondering why the VIN does not show the build sheet! Perhaps this is one of those "track" cars that Porsche use at their Atlanta facility. The Manheim Auction is also at Atlanta and PCNA are selling!
There is a carfax link there. Maybe the poster can show a copy of it. You are probably correct. A PCNA track/press/whatever car. Some dealer will pick it up and CPO it or something. They wouldn't be sending it to auction if it didn't have some sort of "history". Let's not dwell on it.
Just wondering why the VIN does not show the build sheet! Perhaps this is one of those "track" cars that Porsche use at their Atlanta facility. The Manheim Auction is also at Atlanta and PCNA are selling!
I'll try to get some info on the orange car. I don't think it's lava, but I could be wrong. PCNA also has a bevy of sapphire blue cars coming up, one manual with yellow belts.
I'll try to get some info on the orange car. I don't think it's lava, but I could be wrong. PCNA also has a bevy of sapphire blue cars coming up, one manual with yellow belts.
Why should we be afraid of PCNA cars?
If in Atlanta, likely part of the Porsche Driving Event. Those cars would have very hard miles on them. Built to take those miles and with the CPO the risk is mitigated. Same issue for Press Fleet. If a car was used by one of many PCNA executives in Atlanta, then the miles are more acceptable to me.
Last edited by mjsporsche; 03-20-2016 at 11:54 AM.
I'll try to get some info on the orange car. I don't think it's lava, but I could be wrong. PCNA also has a bevy of sapphire blue cars coming up, one manual with yellow belts.
Why should we be afraid of PCNA cars?
Or said another way, there's no reason to be any less afraid of owning ANY of the cars in this thread (or from the classifieds, private parties, etc). Thank heavens for warranties and CPOs!
Copy this link. Replace VIN # after = with desired one
I kept having issues clicking on the link and it asking for a password. I tried cutting and pasting the text from the link and had no issues. (do not copy the dash, it is there to prevent automatically making it a clickable link)
03-19-2016, 10:06 AM
