Opinions please...

[Jim1556]

Found this, seems very good value when compared to OPC especially as it's still got 2 years Porsche warranty...

http://www.topcarsofsheffield.co.uk/used_car_porsc...

Thoughts?

[cd1957]

Hi be careful regarding Porsche Approved Warranty,I have been told that if a car is sold via a non opc,the warranty is void,not sure if this is true though.

Chris

[Jim1556]

I think that only applies to the extended warranty, the 3 years from new is transferable - anyone confirm?

[MrTickle]

2 year manufacturers will definitely still stand.

But the extended one is not transferable by a dealer (only private sales)

[khushy]

MrTickle said:

2 year manufacturers will definitely still stand.

But the extended one is not transferable by a dealer (only private sales)

after 90 days ownership!

[LaurasOtherHalf]

But how would Porsche know if you'd bought the car privately or through a dealer?

[MrTickle]

khushy said:

after 90 days ownership!

I thought the warranty was not transferable at all, but after 90 days of ownership you could put your own OPC extended on?

[rog007]

Warranty transfers immediately to new owner on private sales.

[S1MMA]

Jim1556 said:

Found this, seems very good value when compared to OPC especially as it's still got 2 years Porsche warranty...

http://www.topcarsofsheffield.co.uk/used_car_porsc...

Thoughts?

It's always going to be good value buying outside of OPC, and for cars of this age, you're keeping the manufacturer warranty so you have full protection.

I bought a 1yr old Cayman S back in 2008, paid a similar amount for it compared to the car you have linked, the car you linked has better spec, my cayman had 19's and PASM and a few other bits. The car you linked has sport seats, and looks like PCM/phone.

Bash them down a few k if you can and go for it.