Excellent shape 46000 miles with PDCC asking $29k. Going to get a PPI.

 

That sounds very reasonable for that low mileage.

 

Thanks, I thought so too. I got it for less than asking price. Except for a couple small dings it looks brand new inside and out. Impressed with the ride and handling.

 

 

PPI in the AM scheduled then finish the paperwork and its mine. The tough decision is to keep the 944/LS1 or sell it.

 

Sell it. To me. For cheap.

 

Hopefully the PPI checks out because that's a SCORE! Nicely done. Auto or Manual trans?

 

Auto. Fingers crossed it should be there now. I am not too worried, it has been factory maintained by the local dealership by the PO since new.

 

Where is the car from with regards to climate - cold climate cars have sometimes seen some bore scoring that they could probably check as part of the PPI if instructed to do so.

 

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...lCode1=CAYENNE

 

No issues with the PPI. It is in my garage. Car came from NC originally and spent most of its time in SC. Now I need to figure out all the gadgets.

 

Congratulations! That was a deal in my book.

 

Found some Easter eggs. I didn't think the car came with the air hose under the passenger seat, owners manual or a second key. I found the manual and hose in the original bag under the spare tire. The lot called me today and had located the second key. That is great, I was not looking forward to paying $400 for a second key.

 

Congrats!

 

If you're talking about the tire fill up hose that hooks into the car's air tank via the nipple under the pasenger seat, than that hose lives in the trunk to the left of the spare tire, b/w the air tank and spare. If you didn't have air suspension, then you'd have inflation kit in that location instead.

Speaking of which, I actually had to use the air inflation hose the other day. As soon as I threaded it in under the seat, I got a message on the dash, "spare tire inflation mode" (or something like that). Pretty cool - they bothered to run electronics there as well. Anyway, worked like a charm, much faster than any 12v inflation compressor.