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Is this the right time? 2016-12-01 15:25:03 Post No. 16248985
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So I actually was trying to buy a 718 Cayman which is at 60k but right now I have little over 40k and I can see a lot of 911 Carreras(including 4S models) for under 45k which is of years from 2005 - 2008.
I've always loved 911s but I always thought of buying them once I get older but I don't think so I'll ever buy one when I get older as I may have kids, other expenses ,sent them to college, etc.
Should I instead buy a 911 now? I'm really tempted too!
This particular one in the pic is a 2006 911 Carrera 4S Convertible that looks very clean and I may call the seller right now.
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>>16248985
The car's at 15k miles and the posting says he hasn't driven much and he's the first owner.
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>4 cylinder
>In a $75K Porsche
>$2.50 gasoline
Yeah, I know it's technically faster. But it's a fucking Porsche and turbos suck other than 0-60 memes.
Find a nice leftover 2015 H6 for $10K less.
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>>16248993
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Just remember, as soon as you've signed the paperwork you are now the owner of a used car.
Does it matter if someone else drove it for a year?
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>>16248996
>>16248994
True but I saw almost all reviews saying it doesn't feel like a 4cyl at all and it drives really great.
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>>16248985
Posting our pasta from the Porsche general. Funny how the Porsche threads come in waves.
>Air Cooled 911?
$20K+ SC
$30k+ 3.2 Carrera
$30k+ 964
$50k+ 993
>Water Cooled 911?
$20k+ 996
$30+ 997
$60k+ 991
>Boxster
$7k+ 986
$14k+ 986 S
$20k+ 987 (+$2-5k for Cayman)
$25k+ 987 S (+$2-5k for Cayman)
Based 944
>$5000 N/A
>$10,000 Tarbo
*Disclaimer: You can buy a 944 for under a grand, but the overwhelming consensus in the community is that sorted cars cost ~$5k... so if you buy that car for under a grand when you're done it'll be around or over $5k. YMMV.
>928
$8k+
>968
$12k+
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>>16249002
Uhm...nope.
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Why wouldnt you get it, but seeing as youre americuck why not get a newer corvette or some shit, arent those considered good nowadays?
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>>16249005
Yeah, I didn't see a Porsche thread so that's why I made this thread. Thanks for that chart BTW :)
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>>16249015
Nah, I don't like the Corvette's much but I'm a little bit interested in the Grand Sport. It's just a personal preference.
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>>16248994
>05-08
>4 cylinder 911
Wut.
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>>16248985
If you want a Cayman that fits under your budget, get yourself a Cayman R or a 987.2 Cayman S. Don't ever buy a brand new Porsche. Even ones that are 3 years old have less than 20k km on the odo and have already lost more than a third of their value while they haven't hit their first major service interval. Just do some research.
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>>16249021
he's talking about the 718, dweeb.
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>>16248985
>4 cylinder
>porsche sports car
>even considering this
you might need to kill yourself
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>>16249130
That's actually a nice tip. Thanks BTW.
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>>16249015
Corvettes are good nowadays.
But Americans fucking love Porsches. They are the ultimate luxury-sport here.
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