I read through some of the threads on compression tests, and I saw numbers like 240. So I ask the dealership, should I be at 240? They looked at me like I was crazy. I was told, I'm no mechanics and that's why I go to dealerships for this, that brand new the car on their machines should never gotten to even 200. Then they wanted to know where I got 240, and I had to give everyone's favorite answer...online.

 

Beautiful car, bump!!

 

still for sale?

 

It maybe that the compression test was done when the car was not properly warmed up. Cold engine compression checks give you lower numbers. A properly warm up compression test should provide much higher numbers than what you achieved. I would have the test done again by a performance shop and report back numbers. It will help with the sale. Plus post up your results on the check the desire performed.