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Asked by Jeffrar3 Dec 29, 2015 at 12:50 PM about the 2001 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet AWD

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I bought a 2001 Porsche 911 with 13,500
miles I paid 27,000 For it is that a good
deal

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Michael answered 8 years ago

Well you own it now so it really doesnt matter. If you must know, if I think its a fair deal. Thats depending on service records, prevenative maintenace, overall condition, options, color combination and clean title. If your buying it to drive, then even after 2 or 3 years of average driving it should still be considered a low mileage car and you will probly do good when you sell it, if its properly maintained. If you purchased for a flip or investment then I dont think its a big money car. So drive and enjoy my friend.

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Jeffrar3 answered 8 years ago

It's a convertible six speed manual all will drive in great shape ?

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tntjobs answered 8 years ago

You are now a owner. Drive and enjoy your Porsche. The population luv's low mile cars. You can enjoy for a couple of years and sell. Because of age, a low mile car may be due 25, 30, 40 K service all at once. So be it... Don't become discourage and sell the car after the above investment. If that happens, enjoy the car for a few more years to capture a ROI. Again, enjoy the car. Avoid owning a garage queen. Happy driving.

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Andrew answered 8 years ago

I personally prefer higher mileage cars with good maintenance records, I find they make better and more reliable drivers

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bobkay answered 8 years ago

All depends How about the IMS bearing Have that checked out . Could blow engine.

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CtRacer_x answered 8 years ago

Given that mileage, I would certainly advise upgrading the IMS bearing, and installing the IMS guardian.

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