rjh58

Hi all

Looking at a 997.2 that has a short history in quebec. It was originally bought there. It does have low km and looks to be in good condition overall. Is there any specific concerns I should have regarding the quebec history? Why does it seem that cars in Quebec are cheaper on average than their counterparts?

Thanks for the info

Rob

Christien

My experience has been that Quebec cars generally have a harder life, I think due to poorer road maintenance and more salt use. I think the stigma of their past poor performance with ensuring titles were clean is still hurting their resale value, even though that hasn't been an issue for years.

00Coupe

ekam

Lots of damaged/flooded vehicles are from Quebec...

997Lyfe

Is it from a Porsche dealership?

I saved over 10k buying from Porsche Lauzon over Pfaff.

It's no different from buying a car from a 3rd party dealership in Ontario which is worse than Quebec.

Turbodan

I think the computer will show mileage or at least hours. Quebec cars still show up with clean titles and lower miles than the car has. Be careful.

Muskoka

Gregster

DME will log DOES hours. I caught one car recently with different mileage readings recently cluster vs DME and TCM, had a **** ton of engine hours as well

No place has perfect cars. Buy the best one that has the proper documents. Always have a PPI done

Gregster

Ontario is just as bad IMO with damaged cars... Also flooded cars can't be plated in Canada at all, only import for parts or off road use. Been like that since 2004/05

997Lyfe

Nonsense.

Ontario cars are the same.... All provinces ar equally good/bad.

Toronto's "axis of evil" Dufferin to Keele between Finch to Steeles is probably the worst area to buy used cars in Canada.

Mark Henry

Do a code check, for KM's multiply the hours by 56, or for miles multiply the hours by 35.
It won't be exact but it should be in the ballpark.