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Looking at an 02 Turbo - Things to watch out for?

PorschePower06
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PorschePower06

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I just put a deposit on a 02 Turbo with 40k miles on it. It's in another state and I am looking to fly out and look at it. It is 100% stock, single owner, no accidents. Is there anything in particular I should look for that could mean trouble? Any known issues with that year?

Thank you!

phillipj Member

phillipj

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You MUST get the car to a Porsche tech for an inspection before you buy. The 02 Turbo is a very reliable car if all maintenance has been properly done. If the owner does not have service records walk away.

A proper inspection will save you from severe financial headaches down the road. You have been warned :rolleyes:

Of course you should drive the car and look for squeaks, rattles, steering etc.

Good luck!

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