2002 Porsche Turbo 6 Speed, Two Owner Car, Low Miles on 2040-cars
Northport, New York, United States
I'm the second owner of this amazing car (carfax and autocheck are listing the dealer I bought it from as a third owner). It's bone-stock, never raced, driven for pleasure only and perfectly maintained. It has never been abused. I have all my maintenance records and some from the first owner. Clean CarFax. The 30K service was done around 29,500 miles and the car needs nothing. The oil and filter just done in the past week. Everything is in working order. The car is nicely optioned with the Bose sound system, CD changer, sun roof, tilt wheel, heated seats and aluminum gauge faces and interior accents. I use the car almost daily and it runs perfectly. There are 4 or 5 pi-head sized chips on the hood from stones, but this happens to these cars if you use them and two very small hairline scratches that can hardly be found or seen. The paint is in beautiful shape and the full-leather interior is showroom perfect; the car still smells new. The Clutch is strong, brakes are all good, tires are good with about 70% tread on the fronts and 60% on the rears.
Third party inspections welcome I can be reached at 631.261.2943 weekday evenings after 6PM EST until 9 PM or all day on weekends until 9 PM, or john.cianti@gmail.com $500 deposit holds the car. Certified bank check for the balance within 3 days, take delivery once check clears into my account. I cannot arrnge shipping--this is the responsibility of the buyer. |
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