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If the car came in from factory with this relatively high mileage, then it is normal as a very small percentage of cars are selected randomly for more testing at factory for quality control and this explains the extra mileage.
I wish they didn't do this in the US - I just bought a $135k car, I can afford the $45 in gas. I'll never get those 3 miles back! If my GTS showed up with that many miles I would definitely dig deeper, at least for an answer which satisfies me. Mine had 7 on it and for me, that was too much. I did specifically tell my SA to make sure the mileage was kept low. Best case, its one of the first 991.2s and the factory needed to do more testing - but they really should flag a car as such.
I don't understand what you are saying. The first time you saw the car was the mileage 11.2 km and the second time you saw it was it 77 km? If that is correct someone demonstrated you car. My opinion
So you're willing to pay the new car premium for a used car? One that most likely has been test driven and banged off the rev limiter? Probably wasn't even warmed up! The engine isn't broken in yet either!
Porsche will deny anything happened, of course. At the very least, I would demand an extended warranty.
Some news after my first kilometers. This car is actually very effective especially at low revs. We hear the faint whistle of the turbo (like my electric bike 😁😁😁😁 ).
The car is more accurate, but loses much softer in tone. I have not yet tested high speed surely after the first thousand kilometers.
PCM has evolved. Applecarplay is very interesting even if few applications are available. waze is missing, for example. I have a problem with my iPod classic (mac format) that is not recognized very will. I can't not have access to all my library.
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