Might need a PPI for a Cayman in N Carolina .

[afterburn 549]

Looking at a Cayman in Wilmington, NC.
Anyone know of a PPI ?
thanx!

[GothingNC]

I have a friend in Wilmington that has a shop, he might be able to perform the PPI, if not he can refer another shop.

[afterburn 549]

AS long as he knows the ins and outs of the Cayman confluence .
thanx!

[afterburn 549]

Waiting..............anyone?

[GothingNC]

Import performance

Auto Repair and Maintenance | Import Performance of Wilmington NC

[Cook&Dunning]

I doubt any PPI can catch a potential (real or perceived) IMS failure in the 2006 - 2008 version. While I agree with most that the failure rate is probably overcooked on the online forums, if I was looking at car in that series, I would budget $6-$7,000 for the IMS replacement. That should be built in to sale price. On the other hand, 2009 + later cars are great - I would just take those to the Porsche dealer for PPI / history.

[Matt Monson]

Originally Posted by Cook&Dunning

I doubt any PPI can catch a potential (real or perceived) IMS failure in the 2006 - 2008 version. While I agree with most that the failure rate is probably overcooked on the online forums, if I was looking at car in that series, I would budget $6-$7,000 for the IMS replacement. That should be built in to sale price. On the other hand, 2009 + later cars are great - I would just take those to the Porsche dealer for PPI / history.

That's funny. People aren't discounting cars $6k to preemptively cover the new owner from an ims failure.

[afterburn 549]

Roll the dice and take your chances.
It seems every engine Porche builds comes complete with a caveat.

[Cook&Dunning]

That's funny. People aren't discounting cars $6k to preemptively cover the new owner from an ims failure.

I agree. I am only speaking for myself when I said I would want a $6000 cushion to consider a pre-2009 car. As others have said, someone else may be willing to pay their money and take their chances. I wouldn't.