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Up for auction is a 2007 Porsche Boxster that was previously damaged lightly on the left rear tail light area. Items replaced include the rear bumper cover, tail light, tail light box and platic fender liner. The airbags did not deploy on this unit. This vehicle was repaired professionally and all the fitment gaps are correct. This car only has 27k miles so its is practically new. All the necessary safety inspections have been performed and the alignment is at factory standards. It runs, drives and looks excellent as a Porsche with only 27k miles should. We took a lot of pictures to show the options but if you have any questions at all please feel free to contact us.

Title: We have a California Salvage certificate on this Porsche and that included with a bill of sale will be given in case of export to another country. If the vehicle is to be registered in California, we are obligated to turn the salvage certificate in to DMV and they issue the vehicle a number referred to as an Acquisition number. This number on a bill of sale along with the necessary safety and smog certificated will be given to the buyer. We are also obligated to collect sales tax on the vehicle at the time of sale. This process takes 7-10 working days to complete.

If the vehicle is sold to a buyer outside of California, in our experience it is far easier to register a salvage vehicle by registering a car to the new buyer which is referred to as a California Title Only. We will have to turn the title in as above and we will register the vehicle to the new buyer and California DMV will mail the title directly to the registered buyer. At the time of registration, the vehicle will be able to be arranged to be transported by certified transport company to an address outside of California. This process also takes 7-10 working days. The vehicle will need to be transported across state line to avoid paying sales tax. Please contact your dmv to find out the requirements for your state before bidding. Some states its just as easy to register with just the salvage certificate and a bill of sale.

If you have any questions regarding registration, purchase or general items, please feel free to contact us. Thank you

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