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Originally Posted by Fined
I owned a 2009 Cayman S with 90k + miles on it when I purchased it. Really good car. I would have no problems owning one with 100k + miles on it. The main thing I'd be interested in was proof of the upkeep. If that is in order along with usual PPI important points.. why not! I only kept my 987.2 Cayman S for 1 year due to moving to Germany and was able to sell it for $2k more than I paid for it. The buyer did not even try to negotiate the price from my ask. Definitely the easiest car I've sold. It was easy enough to work on as well.
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Thanks for the reassurance. These are all good points and I appreciate them all.