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gizmo.mp3 said:
Where do you live?
If it's in London, get something else. I work in the City and they're as common as pissed-up chavs in Cardiff.
Whilst the man is correct in saying there a lot of them in London - who cares. He has a BMW so smartly chose quality over rarity himself. In Sweden there are a lot of cute and attractive blondes, this doesn't mean they aren't worth having - I mean would you choose the fat bird there just because she's rare ? If it's in London, get something else. I work in the City and they're as common as pissed-up chavs in Cardiff.
There was a thread last week or the week before on the 996 as a daily driver, I would have a good read through that.
ETA:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Handling in the wet depends more on which tyres and their tread level than anything else. AFAIK 996s aren't notorious for handling problems in the wet.
Edited by 2something on Thursday 2nd August 17:05
Your profile mentions a Tuscan - Compared to that its like driving your everyday vehicle. 25k gets you in a pre-facelift 1998-2000 996 (3.4 instead of 3.6), would advise an OPC Warranty at £895 and a pre-purchase inspection at £250 as there are allot of dogs out there.
Fine for everyday driving as i average 26mpg going to work everyday in stop/start driving, 29mpg on my way up from London to Glasgow.(Runs on Super Unleaded 98.9p at Tescos) Its rained once since i have had it and it seems ok.
Insurance was £640 (31,clean,FNCB)
Fine for everyday driving as i average 26mpg going to work everyday in stop/start driving, 29mpg on my way up from London to Glasgow.(Runs on Super Unleaded 98.9p at Tescos) Its rained once since i have had it and it seems ok.
Insurance was £640 (31,clean,FNCB)
Edited by Wanta996(Gotta) on Thursday 2nd August 17:17
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