1. 1The 991.2 can weep coolant from the water-pump housing area, most often flagged on 2017–2018 cars — Porsche extended the water-pump and valve-block warranty to 10 years from new in the U.S. and Canada after acknowledging a manufacturing fault; confirm the remedy was done.
2. 2Some early 3.0-liter Carreras had a turbo oil-feed line without a one-way check valve, letting oil draw back through the turbos for blue/grey startup smoke and higher oil use; Porsche released an updated line — confirm it was fitted.
3. 3Confirm the 991.2's NHTSA recalls were closed out for the VIN: 2017 Carrera/Targa fuel-collection-pipe fastening screws that can shear and leak fuel (17V054000), a 2016–2017 airbag control-unit capacitor that can deactivate or inadvertently deploy the airbags (19V533000), and smaller 2016–2018 airbag inflator/sensor campaigns (17V134000, 16V946000, 19V179000).

• 17V0540002017
  Fuel-collection-pipe fastening screws can shear and let fuel leak.
• 19V5330002016-2017
  An airbag control-unit capacitor can deactivate or inadvertently deploy the airbags.
• 17V1340002016-2017
  A passenger-airbag inflator might not deploy in a crash.
• 16V9460002016-2017
  An airbag inflator/sensor fault could impair airbag deployment.
• 19V1790002018
  Side-airbag crash-sensor screws may be loose, impairing airbag deployment.

US NHTSA campaigns for this model. A listed campaign may not apply to a particular car, and may already have been remedied — check a specific car by VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls.