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Originally Posted by Fyeganeh
Last time I checked the price of a Boxster with all new parts and a four year or greater warranty is running somewhere around $60,000. So getting a used one for 10-20K could be considered somewhat of a bargain and the problems you find in a PPI gives the buyer an idea of how much they need to keep it running - not necessarily how much to reduce the price.
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With the exception of the rare cases where the car up for sale literally needed nothing, I do not believe any car we have done a PPI on that ultimately went to sale closure ever went for the asking price, always less. Besides sorting out the really undesirable cars (and we have seen a few of them as well), the PPI results have nearly always been a negotiation leverage point for the buyers, which is one of the principal reasons many buyers require one.