Don't bother. The fight to get them to cover anything wouldn't be worth it.

If you are in KC...take it to Doc Willen @ http://www.rennsportkc.com/. Have him do a complete PPI on it prior to buying. Best Porsche mechanic in the mid-west...honest too.

Oil changes will NOT be $200...its not hard on these cars. Do not buy one without maintenance records...Boxsters are good cars.

I ****ing hate extended warranties. Mainly because i'm a service writer and dealing with those assholes sucks.

It's been mentioned already but unless you get hit with a large repair trans/eng/whatever then it doesn't pay itself off imho.

If you decide to get one make sure you check labor rate coverage. Someone people bring contracts in here that cover a max of 65/hr when my labor rate is 95. Guess who pays the difference?

Your daughter will love that car.

Sounds safe. It's box-like, right? Boxes are safe.

http://www.wreckedexotics.com/newpho...xster-6536.jpg

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^^^That's my guess.

save the money for the insurance.

Why on earth would you buy a kid a Porsche? If anything, buy it for yourself and give him that boring VW you drive.

Oh, and will you adopt me?

"Oil? Who said anything 'bout oil, bitch, you cooking?"

LMAO Love me some Chappelle's Show.

wut

There is no way uptight and sensible Donger is buying his kid a used Porsche.

Threw the "sensible" hat out the window, eh?

My teacher in HS had one. Fun little car. She drove me around in it a few times. Mid-engine roadsters have a driving feel like no other.

$17,000 for a new engine on a 10 year old car. Piss on that.

*fistbump*

That engine is unlike most production car engines.

If you want something unique then you're going to pay unique prices.

You're also getting a unique driving experience.

Im assuming Donger is buying this off a neighbor or something.....