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Since I'm a first time porsche owner of less than a week this info applies to other experiences I've had with high-line lux or sports cars.
I've traveled thousands of miles looking at cars before, and I've had good and bad experiences. Every dealer is completely different, but what remains the same is that every dealer wants to see you in person.
I once drove almost 6 hours into CT from NJ to look at a very low mile S4 that was said to be in "new" condition. When I got there the car looked like it had been dumped in a river, there were knife gashes in the headliner, and the engine was all messed up. Needless to say I left very angry and didn't buy.
Other times have been very different and its the gamble you take when traveling for a car. Try searching around on the internet to see if others have ever had an issue with this dealer, and ask if you can have it in writing that they will buy you a return ticket if you don't purchase the car. If they are confident enough in their car to make that claim in writing, its probably worth looking at.
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