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Nickanator8 · 06-27-2024, 06:26 AM

As the title says: I'm looking for a replacement for my Ford Focus as it is a real POS and as I already have a Boxster in the garage I'm looking in the direction of Porsche products.

I do 99% of my own maintenance on both the Boxster and the Focus and it is important to me that whatever car replaces the Focus is something that I can, at least in theory, work on myself.

I would probably go for a bargain basement base model trim with the V6, thought I think I would prefer the Panamera 4 over the 2 if I can find it.

Does anyone have experience working on these cars? Any perspective on what they are like to maintain in your own garage?

06-27-2024, 06:26 AM	#1
Nickanator8 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: Denver Colorado Posts: 70	Is the first generation 970 Panamera an "easy" car to work on? As the title says: I'm looking for a replacement for my Ford Focus as it is a real POS and as I already have a Boxster in the garage I'm looking in the direction of Porsche products. I do 99% of my own maintenance on both the Boxster and the Focus and it is important to me that whatever car replaces the Focus is something that I can, at least in theory, work on myself. I would probably go for a bargain basement base model trim with the V6, thought I think I would prefer the Panamera 4 over the 2 if I can find it. Does anyone have experience working on these cars? Any perspective on what they are like to maintain in your own garage? __________________ Cliffy, 2000 Porsche Boxster S Tiptronic - The Sportscar Utility Vehicle