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I took the GT3 into Porsche dealer for service, complete inspection, and "oil overfill" message analyzed. Here within day I will post the inspection results.
Great news though, Porsche messed up and there is a valid Certified warranty that takes over from New Car warranty 12/2018 and goes 2 years until 12/2020. This will still be valid to the next owner. I should take price back up to $132,500 for this, but that is cheesy, will just have to stay firm at $127,500.
Beautiful...do you happen to have all the records or the original stickers? Thanks.
No complete records, new owner could call the dealers listed on Carfax and try to assemble them. I knew what a pain that would be, so didn't try. It didn't bother me as much a 2015 with 12k miles vs. an older classic. The nearest I got to the original sticker is the vindecoderz I posted in ad.
The center caps are interesting to me too, it comes with the adapter that shouldn't scratch it. Some shop just sloppy and careless once? They are idonized, so would require buying new caps. Just 2 are scratched like that.
I just got back from Park Place Porsche. Good news all the way around. Extensive inspection was perfect, I attached the manual report below. Their computer systems were just updated, so they haven't been able to provide the pretty computer version yet. Oil was serviced and no "overfill" error like was showing before.
Also good news new car warranty until 12/2018, certified warranty until 12/2020, and a powertrain warranty until 12/2024.
At $127.5K it seems like one of the best deals in the country for a low mileage 2015. Perhaps the lack of PCCB's is the only thing keeping some buyers on the fence. Otherwise very fairly priced. GLWS!
Originally Posted by Rob328gts
thanks! maybe I'm not good at selling cars. I don't think Yellow is the most popular color, but wow does it work for the GT3. I don't think I would do on a Ferrari, but it is unique compared to all the white ones out there etc.
Great news though, Porsche messed up and there is a valid Certified warranty that takes over from New Car warranty 12/2018 and goes 2 years until 12/2020. This will still be valid to the next owner.
How does a car magically become CPO like this? Great price for a nice GT3 with a lot of warranty. Should have sold by now.
How does a car magically become CPO like this? Great price for a nice GT3 with a lot of warranty. Should have sold by now.
The PERFECT German company of Porsche has made a mistake. I thought impossible! However, Park Place Porsche confirmed my CPO is still valid even for the next owner because Porsche didn't catch in the system it changed hands through an independent. The senior Porsche service advisor said this is actually somewhat common on Porsches side. You can of course confirm this with your local Porsche dealer and the VIN.
06-08-2018, 01:38 PM
It didn't bother me as much a 2015 with 12k miles vs. an older classic. The nearest I got to the original sticker is the vindecoderz I posted in ad.
