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944boy · 08-20-2008, 08:27 PM

I think you'll find most new Porsches don't get driven enough to quickly accrue miles. The oldest Boxster is just over 10 years old.

That being said.... my 944 is 20 years old and has 230K. My 987 is only 3 and it has 56,000.

I don't think I can accurately answer your questions. I think if the car has 70-100K and has been well cared for then you're probably safe. But the more miles the more important it is to have receipts for work done.

Good Luck!

08-20-2008, 08:27 PM	#3
944boy Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Santa Clara, CA Posts: 247	I think you'll find most new Porsches don't get driven enough to quickly accrue miles. The oldest Boxster is just over 10 years old. That being said.... my 944 is 20 years old and has 230K. My 987 is only 3 and it has 56,000. I don't think I can accurately answer your questions. I think if the car has 70-100K and has been well cared for then you're probably safe. But the more miles the more important it is to have receipts for work done. Good Luck!