6 Tips on Buying Used Porsche Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- 6 Tips on Buying Used Porsche Guide. Looking to own your first dream car, a Porsche? These are theporschelover personal tips to buy used Porsche.
These 6 tips can be applied to any models of Porsches (911, Cayman, Boxster, Macan, Panamera & Cayenne).
Here are the time stamps for easier reference:
0:00 Start
0:45 Too Good to be True
2:31 Buy the Car with the Specs you like
4:46 Buy the Seller
6:14 Lower Mileage Cars are Better?
8:17 Condition Condition Condition (3Cs)
9:38 Find a Reliable Workshop
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Great tips there. I like the last tips and that’s also the reason I bought another old continental car. A good mechanic can really give much better ownership experience. Of course other tips area also important. At the end of the day, I found that I also learned a lot from the used cars that I owned. Coming from a person who just started playing with conti for almost 2 years. I hope one day I can experience owning a Porsche ❤️. Cheers
Great that you found value from this video bro. Yes, a good mechanic/ workshop is usually underrated & not covered in most buying guide videos as the content creator will usually focus on the pros or issues with that particular model. But if it's a well known issue that can be fixed, then it's worth considering to get that model.
Starting with older conti cars is good as this will give you valuable experience & knowledge which can be carried forward to your next car. Look forward to seeing you with a Porsche in the future 👍🏼
Hi...thinking of getting a 2017 cayman 2.0.. what do u think of that entry level option. It will be my 1st porsche.
Hi there, I would say why not?
Alot of ppl I know dont use the options that they bought the car with, so if you can save abit then why not
Go & try a car with options and see how you feel about it. If you are indifferent, then get the entry level and save the money for road trips 👍🏼
Where were you all my life? Awesome channel for Malaysian Porsche enthusiast.
In Glenmarie! Haha
Thanks for the kind words bro 🙏🏻
7:00 its like our shoes, if you don't wear it after awhile, the soles starts to fall apart.
Exactly!
Excellent Tips Adrian!
Thanks, am glad you found them helpful 👍🏼
Excellent advice. thank you for the video. This applies to any country. The point that you are also "buying the seller" is a good one.
You're certainly most welcome
Yes, this is a general good practise that applies for anywhere and anyone
Cheers buddy, love the passion & energy 😃Great tips!
Thanks for the kind feedback bro 🙏🏻
Happy that you found value from my videos
Hi Adrian, Would you know of a good Porsche mechanic at Penang?
Hi. Unfortunately I don't, bro.
I have yet to try out any workshops there, so I cant comment on this 🙏🏻
Hi Adrian
Thanks for this insightful video. I’m actually looking for my 1st Porsche 718 cayman 2.0. I love your tips. Is it Ok you could PM some of reputable dealer in KL😊 Hope to hear from you soon.
You're most welcome. Unfortunately I cant PM via TH-cam but do whatsapp me, let's chat from there 👍🏼
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Agree with you on all points. Especially high milage. My first red 2010 Audi A3 (Collision write off) had 160k kms. Second Blue 2009 Audi aA3 had only 70k kms. Needless to say which one costed more in repairs. It came down to the fact 2009 one was driven too hard every time owner took it out limited times per week. Must of had some pent up driving demand syndrome working from home. He also broke a couple clips. The 2010 one was driven every day by a lady.
Hi, would like to contact you for further advise ..appreciate any form of contact thanks..
Sure, can whatsapp me at 012-6730363 👍🏼
nice video bro
Thanks bro!
Great video mate! I’m in England and currently looking for a Cayman 987.2 PDK. TIPS 3 and 4 (seller and mileage) are perfect as I looked at one last week which was very low mileage 27,000 miles but the car has the original tyres 2012 and although good tread they were all cracking! And the seller was very rude and we hade a bad vibe! Looking at one today with a better seller and 45,000 miles but better condition so you are spot on with your tips! Keep the videos coming mate! Thanks
Thanks mate for supporting my channel 👍🏼
Glad my tips helped you in choosing your dream car & avoiding the money pits
Can you recommend a good place for PPI Tip #5. Thanks
tbh, I actually run a few workshops in Glenmarie bro.
If you are interested, do whatsapp me at 0126730363 Adrian 👍🏼
Thank you for the tips 👍😎
You're most welcome bro! And thanks for the view 🙏🏻
Knowledge is power 💪🏻😎
Hi i would like to ask whether your nss service centre provide car inspection service for recon car buyer?
Hi Wesley, yup we do perform PPI for all recond makes from Lexus to Mercedes or even Honda etc. besides Porsches 👍🏻
Do DM me on Insta @theporschelover so we can discuss further 😁
pre purchase inspection: should we pay deposit to the sellers who requested for it? many stories have spoken that they are non refundable when things get bad. Some even default their honoured promise to refund
what do you think?
No, you should never pay a deposit. True story, I have a friend who paid a deposit for a Ferrari to be driven from Kuantan to KL for PPI. He transferred a few thousand ringgit to them as a 'deposit'.
Come the appointment time car was nowhere to be seen, seller refused to answer & ad was taken down. There are alot of scammers out there.
@@ThePorscheLover oh my, got it man! thanks
I am getting Porsche to do a 111 point check before I I buy my next Porsche.
Yup, you definitely should. I'm unsure if you're from Malaysia but over here, Porsche only accepts the cars that are sold officially by them. Otherwise you'll need to pay for an 'adoption fee' to bring it back to the authorized SC.
Great vid. Could you advise what is the yearly running cost on your 911, inclusive of road tax? and what is the % difference in cost for parts between the 911 and boxsters of the same era?
Thanks for your view 🙏🏻 Great question, the next upcoming video will on the running costs for my Gulf, so do subscribe & stay tuned 😉
Also in the pipeline will be videos regarding 911 vs Cayman Boxster which incudes driving differences & costs to name a few.
Fantastic videos, my friend.
Thank you sir for your view & support 🙏🏻
Any recommended honest workshops for porsches? Tq
Hi Alex, you can DM me on Insta for more info 👍🏼
My mileage 170k km within 5 years and well maintained. Haha
Wow, bloody hell. Good job! That's an average of 34,000km per year. What model is yours bro?
I've only managed to do 20,000km in my first year, 30,000km in my second year & last year was supposed to be 40,000km but the pandemic happened 😢
It would be great if u can share with the viewers on Porsche models affected by IMS bearing issues. How to identify them? What are the tell tale signs?
Hi David. Sure, I will take note of this for a future video 👍🏼
Tell tale signs would be the following:
- metal shavings in your engine oil
- oil leak at the rear (between engine & gearbox)
- knocking sounds (between engine & gearbox)
Some of the most informative videos on here, and your passion for your subject shows through - it's never a lecture! And Point Number 3? For me, that's so important as you might have guessed by now :) Keep posting these!
Haha, thanks for your support & views bro as always 🙏🏻
Hi bro do u mind sharing some key points to look at for a boxster s 967..Thank u bro and enjoyed watching ur video
I believe you're referring to a Boxster 987. I will be deep diving into this model, particularly mine on the to do list, maintenance list & things to look out for 👍🏼
Ya sorry I mean 987...thank u so much will be waiting for it 💪🏾 great video bro
Great tips bro! 👍🏼 I’ve applied most of them & got my 1st conti car last yr. On top of that, purchased extended warranty with GMR.
That's great bro! And congrats to you for your first conti car, what a great achievement & feeling in life 👍🏼
@@ThePorscheLover Thanks a lot bro! Really appreciate it 🙏🏼🙏🏼 If 1 day I’m capable of owning a posh, sure I’ll consult with u 1st. Hope u don’t mind haha 😜😬
very easy to understand, well done & thank you
Most welcome! Thanks for your support & views 🙏🏻
Not cheap is good. Higher mileage cars goes to show the car is used and serviced in time.
Yup, that's absolutely right bro.
Unfortunately consumers has been conditioned to think lower mileage cars are guaranteed to be in better shape which gave rise to the rampant mileage tampering industry sadly.
@@ThePorscheLover The engine hours PIWIS provide should give a fairly good idea of how much the car had been driven for.
Hi Adrian,do u have ppi contact?
GermanTech, One911, German Motors.
@@thinaharran thx man
There are quite a few places to perform a PPI like Bob mentioned. Iff you're interested in my personal choice, do DM me on Instagram to have a chat 👍🏼
Great advice, I applied such too! 😆
Glad you found value in it bro. This advice can also be applied for all kinds of car makes too 👍🏻
Please share with friends whom might be interested too, thanks in advance 🙏🏼
Totally agree. As Bobby once said, good cars can end up with bad dealers, and bad cars can end up with good dealers.
My thought process is that event with a bad car from a good dealer, they will take far more ownership and responsibility to amend that situation. Rather than wipe ass and bye bye.
Awesome as usual. 🥳
Yup, that's right. Buy the seller & follow the 3Cs! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It takes years for a seller to build up his reputation & takes an instance to just lose it. As you mentioned, a responsible seller will definitely do his/ her best to manage the situation 👍🏻
Hi Adrian! Okay, first 😂
Wow, that was fast 😂 Thanks for your view & support! 🙏🏼