mrdeezy

Thats the exact same yellow build that was for sale in Arizona for a bit. It must be a scam burger

Coopduc

MCH_VA

Yeah, here is the ebay listing for the AZ 996... exact same photos!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2000-Porsche-911-Aero-/273702706099?hash=item3fb9f3dbb3%3Ag%3AD4sAAOSw02FcZjhz&nma=true&si=JoDn exnFZ5mm6QooKx55WxBlfxU%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p20 47675.l2557

Claydus

2001 996 C2 with 133k miles asking $15

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/c...835487638.html

jdoc1949

This is on Marketplace Chris Bullion looks like a very nice car

February 28 at 11:25 AM
Porsche 911 Carrera 2
$29,475
Woodland Hills, CAOriginally purchased the vehicle to hang on to it for a while however things have changed and now looking to purchase a home. It’s a 2005 Porsche Carrera 997 3.6 flat six equipped with a 6 speed manual transmission, 96k original miles. Clean title, Pink slip in hand and a Healthy CarFax. LN Engineering IMS Bearing retrofit has been performed along with history of maintenance records also had vehicle scanned at Porsche Dealer to check for over revs, results are in range 2. GT3 style front and rear bumpers, GT3 style dual center outlet bypass exhaust with Factory catalytic converters and 02 sensors so it will still pass smog. Seats and Alcantara headliner are in like new condition. Apple CarPlay, Android Auto two 8 inch subwoofers both sets of keys, valet key, original owners manual, tool kit and Porsche car cover.

Claydus

2004 Turbo cabriolet $36k no mileage listed
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/c...835992585.html

tom__w

While I was looking for my 04 996 C4S, which I just paid for yesterday, I came across this guy:
http://expomc.com/listings/2004-pors...rbo-cabriolet/

I would have easily spent the extra $12K for the turbo but honestly, the low miles and questionable odometer thing made me a bit nervous.

Maybe one of you brave souls would be interested.

Vincent713

I have a question, when you guys are ready to negotiable with the seller, do you agree on a price and then go get a PPI and if everything checks out you pay the seller? It would make more sense to me if I get the PPI first and then negotiate on the price base on the PPI.

achman

I would get the PPI first and then negotiate on that basis. Of course if you don't buy the car you are out that money, but much less of a headache than buying a car with major issues.

tlippold

Good question. I would make and offer contingent on the PPI not finding any major issues (same as buying a house with an inspection). This way the seller knows you are serious and you start at an agreed price. If the PPI finds issues you can negotiate or walk away.

Vincent713

Thanks for the feedback gentlemen, if I want the car to get a PPI prior to negotiating, wouldn't the seller think I am serious about the car as well? It seems that most sellers are willing to allow a PPI but i wasn't quite sure on the buying process. I've never had to buy a car with a PPI, were mostly new. Seems like buying a Porsche is similar to buying a house with the inspection.

az968gpw

Last Porsche I bought with a ppi we negotiated the price contingent on the PPI. When the PPI was done there were a few minor issues, we adjusted the price accordingly and the deal was done. Don't pay for a ppi unless it's a car you want at a price you want, just like buying a house.

Hal

This. And put down a deposit to hold the car.

mrdeezy

Vincent713

You guys just gave me a new perspective on buying a Porsche. Yup just like buying a house! Thank you so much for your advice.