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Best way to organise a PPI?

Trap125

Trap125

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What is the best way to organise a PPI and how does it take place?

I'm thinking about buying a 993 from an independent and would like to have the car inspected. Does it need to be taken to the person doing the PPI or is the independent supposed to be happy to lend a ramp and garage space in order for the inspection to take place? I'm just not sure how it should be implemented.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Many thanks
 


I have reports in my cars history from Peter Morgan - they are very comprehensive. For more info take a look at:-

http://www.porscheinspections.com/porsche_inspections.php?navId=8#Geographical coverage
 
If the seller has nothing to hide he/she should not object. If a dealer I don't suppose they are obliged to lend equipment but if a potential sale is in the offing they well might.

I had a PPI conducted by Tony Ruggles at Carrera Engineering (http://www.garageservicesnazeing.co.uk).

He was very thorough, bordering on pedantic but it's your money and you want an independent and impartial assessment. I believe he made his own prior arrangements with the dealer.

There's no indication from your post where you are located. Tony's in Nazeing, Essex but will travel "" within reason, I guess.
 
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