2014 Porsche 911 Turbo S - Reliability
09-04-2018, 06:51 PM
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2014 Porsche 911 Turbo S - Reliability
Hey Guys,
First time posting... I found a 997 Turbo S with 49K Miles... It's got extended warranty until 12/2020 or 75K Miles... I'm just curious to find out the reliability on this car for long term use, over 100k miles. I plan on buying and keeping the car and daily driving it.
First time posting... I found a 997 Turbo S with 49K Miles... It's got extended warranty until 12/2020 or 75K Miles... I'm just curious to find out the reliability on this car for long term use, over 100k miles. I plan on buying and keeping the car and daily driving it.
09-08-2018, 12:38 AM
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You probably are in the correct forum just have the wrong manufacture date listed.
The 997 Turbo S was made in 2011-2013.
2014 was the start of the 991.
To answer your question though, the 997 TTS has shown to be very reliable even at the higher mileage levels.
I have not heard of any above 70,000 miles though so not sure if there are any data points there.
Walt
The 997 Turbo S was made in 2011-2013.
2014 was the start of the 991.
To answer your question though, the 997 TTS has shown to be very reliable even at the higher mileage levels.
I have not heard of any above 70,000 miles though so not sure if there are any data points there.
Walt
09-08-2018, 12:50 AM
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Hey Guys,
First time posting... I found a 997 Turbo S with 49K Miles... It's got extended warranty until 12/2020 or 75K Miles... I'm just curious to find out the reliability on this car for long term use, over 100k miles. I plan on buying and keeping the car and daily driving it.
First time posting... I found a 997 Turbo S with 49K Miles... It's got extended warranty until 12/2020 or 75K Miles... I'm just curious to find out the reliability on this car for long term use, over 100k miles. I plan on buying and keeping the car and daily driving it.
I also firmly believe that a car driven is more reliable than a car not driven. especially if you do regular maintenance on it. I have more confidence driving it long distance than a garage queen.
49k miles with 2 more years of CPO or 75k miles, thats a long time to enjoy the car. Go for it.