Talk to me about 944's...
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The lease on my Golf R comes to an end in April, and as I no longer do mega miles, I'm tempted by the prospect of buying and running some interesting cars to use as my daily.
Always had a bit of a Porsche itch that I've never scratched, and being a child of the 90s, I've always had a thing for the 944, so I've started looking.
late model S2 Cabriolets float my boat - so, what do I need to know?
If there any good links, or preferred specialist dealers, I'd be grateful for any info
Cheers,
Jon
The lease on my Golf R comes to an end in April, and as I no longer do mega miles, I'm tempted by the prospect of buying and running some interesting cars to use as my daily.
Always had a bit of a Porsche itch that I've never scratched, and being a child of the 90s, I've always had a thing for the 944, so I've started looking.
late model S2 Cabriolets float my boat - so, what do I need to know?
If there any good links, or preferred specialist dealers, I'd be grateful for any info
Cheers,
Jon
The Red Devil said:
I have a Golf R too, and you go from that into anything other than the very best 944
available and you will feel mugged, forget it, and the best you can get means it will
have no place on the road every day, if you follow. Difficult decision, you could
buy a hack, or buy the best as I say and only use it now and again.
In fairness the R is a tool which I use every day. I get more pleasure out of driving the 1973 Beetle with 48hp available and you will feel mugged, forget it, and the best you can get means it will
have no place on the road every day, if you follow. Difficult decision, you could
buy a hack, or buy the best as I say and only use it now and again.
Thanks for the comments folks
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