looking to buy a 2007 "loaner"
Is this crazy? The car is used by the dealer as a service loaner. It has 5000 miles. About 7 months of the warranty is used up, and a CPO would extend the warranty to about 5 1/2 years.
The car is Tiptronic, so I assume it hasn't been pushed beyond redline. Although, I'm sure previous drivers weren't to gentle with it. I'm not crazy about buying a loaner, but if I can get a good price is it worth considering? |
depends, all i know if i got a loaner porsche i would want to know what the hell makes it a porsche and push the crap outta that car.
im sure post people would. tough call man |
i wouldnt, i always push my loaners hard
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If you can get the "deal of the century"...maybe do it.
Have them give & explain a print-out from the DME showing every near over-rev and true over-rev and type. Then you will know if it is worth the risk in purchasing. If they won't provide this info, maybe they have something to hide. |
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Just like in the manual tranny. We have a rev-limiter to protect from an over-rev, but you can kick in the rev-limiter, and the DME will store that over-rev code. |
I'm sure it was "broken in" just right :D
Good price, color, options, extended warranty...how long you planning to keep it? Throw in an oil change. Do you have a DD, in case (down the road) it's in for a extended repair (or :rolleyes: loaner, you can beat on)? If it all adds up, then go for it :cheers: |
funny, if it breaks down you get a loaner <-that you wont beat on :D
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