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Old 01-17-2020, 10:01 AM   #1
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9 years on the forum I learned these basics to hold true. There is no such thing as a good deal on a Porsche....Cheap to buy ,expensive to own....It helps if you can wrench. Averages out to about 2000 a year maintenance.
What a load of crap! Are your eyes brown?
I’ve owned mine for a decade and have spent around $2k total in that time, not per year.



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All base owners say they are happy with it and it is all they need but I think they wish....I should have got the S ! After all more is better here in America. lol
You’re 0 for 2! Are you trying to beat out lkchris?

It’s humanly impossible to perceive the difference in acceleration time between the two. Any perceived difference is all in your head. I’ve driven lots of both, and can say that a well maintained base will outperform a poorly maintained “S” all day, especially with the 5 speed tranny.
Suck it.

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Old 01-17-2020, 10:48 AM   #2
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What a load of crap! Are your eyes brown?
I’ve owned mine for a decade and have spent around $2k total in that time, not per year.
So, in that decade you went through at most 2 sets of brakes and tires? Have you factored in oil/coolant/brake fluid changes?

I guess maintenance costs could be zero if it's never driven.
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