I am going to be in the market for a 996 Q1 of 2007. I have a decent relationship with one dealer here in Cleveland. The issue is that I want a CPO'd vehicle. Unfortunately finding the right CPO vehicle will probably require me to be in contact with more than one dealership.

I have been using the porsche.com site to search for available vehicles. As always there is a huge range of prices. Some of these dealerships are just nuts.

I just want to find a dealer and salesperson that is willing to sell the vehicle at a fair price. I want the dealer to make a profit, but at the same time, I do not want to get taken advantage of.

What are the types of items that are not covered with the CPO warranty?

If you have the vehicle serviced at the dealership where you purchase the CPO'd vehicle are there any additional perks such as, loaner etc?

-Ryan

 

CHAMPION PORSCHE is a very good place to start! Drive your car home and have some fun.

 

Champion in Pompano Beach? I grew up in Fort Lauderdale and have a house down there. I originally am looking to build a relationship with a dealer here in Cleveland, as that is where the vehicle is going to spend most of its time.

Being that South Fla is the way that it is, I was thinking that Champion would not be the best place to try and make a deal nor start a relationship.

What do you guys think?