Steve Brookes
Moderator
I have no issues with a car being high mileage as long as they are serviced properly. My own always end up doing high mileage. My concern with a high mileage 'newish' Porsche is that the Porsche service intervals of 2 years (or 20,000 miles) are too long so any issues have little opportunity to be picked up. High mileage cars often mean they have been bought on lease style finance and the car is little more than a commodity to show off rather than be enthusiastic about. The mentality is to buy the car new so that they won't have any maintenance bills other than tyres i.e. cheap Porsche ownership. By the time the car sees only its second service at 4 years, having covered close on 40,000 miles in all weather, it's likely to need quite a few more things attending to than just the Porsche service menu. It's at this point that the leaser that just wanted to own a Porsche for a while, dumps it rather than pay for the extra work. I'll bet in the case of this one, the second Porsche service at 32,000 miles highlighted the need for the brakes which the owner at the time declined to have done. It also looks like they declined Spark plugs at the time. Therefore Dove House have had to do brakes, fluid and plugs to bring it up to date.