How we work
We only want perfect used cars in our inventory.
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Since 2002, our top priority has been to have only the best cars in our inventory.
We select our vehicles for you with the utmost precision and expertise.
When it comes to used vehicles, a thorough inspection is the most important thing.
Vehicle inspection before purchase
Before we purchase a car for our range, such as a used Porsche, we examine it thoroughly for about two and a half hours.
Reading the vehicle data
We use the Porsche Diagnostic System (PIWIS) to read the operating hours from the various control units. This allows us to check mileage and over-revving. Do operating hours correspond to mileage?
Paint thickness test on used vehicles
We check the paint thickness on the entire vehicle so we know that nothing has been repainted.
Repainting indicates previous damage.
Have any parts been replaced?
We check the screw connections to ensure that no body parts have been replaced, which would indicate a previous accident
Aggregate testing
We check all chassis parts and assemblies for visual defects, wear, tightness, leakage and screw connections
Interior condition
Is the interior condition appropriate for its age and mileage? Seats, gear lever, and pedals are heavily used and worn? A clear sign of intensive use.
Conclusion
Does the mileage, operating hours, and wear and tear correspond? Is the paint thickness consistent? Are the records complete, and have all services been performed?
For Porsche and other used cars, it is important for us:
The vehicle must be perfect!!
Basically, for used cars, we conduct major parts of the TÜV main inspection in advance or, in the case of a Porsche, the 111-point check. This ensures that we only have flawless Porsches and other vehicles in our inventory.
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None of our cars have "failed" the PORSCHE 111-point check or the TÜV in all these years.
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We are one of the very few car dealers that confirm in the contract:
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"guaranteed accident-free"
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"guaranteed mileage of XY km"
Most dealerships do not provide any binding assurance and state "according to previous owner."