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Given i'm a FA rotter, give me 1 reason I shouldnt drop $20K on 2008 Porsche Boxster?
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Dude if you want the car don't worry about kids and sh!t. You can always get a new car later.
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist⏩
LOL sorry brah, but the newer ones look so much better than the older onesWhat's the difference between 2008 and 2013-14 if they both have 30K on the clock?
They've been driven the same, if anything, the 2008 car has been better maintained for several years as it would have only been a weekend car.
I currently drive a 2011 3 series with a lot of miles (135,000) bought from somebody who used to work in medical/pharmaceutical sales and on the road a lot, and the amount it costs in replacing parts because it's been run down is costly. I'm not bothered about age as long as there's low miles, not many previous owners and a full service history!
They've been driven the same, if anything, the 2008 car has been better maintained for several years as it would have only been a weekend car.
I currently drive a 2011 3 series with a lot of miles (135,000) bought from somebody who used to work in medical/pharmaceutical sales and on the road a lot, and the amount it costs in replacing parts because it's been run down is costly. I'm not bothered about age as long as there's low miles, not many previous owners and a full service history!
Don't get this car because it's low miles, and you think repairs will be cheap. At the end of the day, it's a nicer German car than the one you're driving now
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09-13-2016, 05:52 PM
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Make sure the IMS and RMS has been done
Would advise to spend the extra and get an 'S'
Get a manual - tiptronic is chit
Coil packs go fairly frequently but easy to change by yourself
Thought about getting a Cayman instead?
Pm if you want WA..
Would advise to spend the extra and get an 'S'
Get a manual - tiptronic is chit
Coil packs go fairly frequently but easy to change by yourself
Thought about getting a Cayman instead?
Pm if you want WA..
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Originally Posted By 204Inches⏩
Actually one of the most helpful posts as I was looking into this stuff and reading the Porsche-owners club forum earlier today.Make sure the IMS and RMS has been done
Would advise to spend the extra and get an 'S'
Get a manual - tiptronic is chit
Coil packs go fairly frequently but easy to change by yourself
Thought about getting a Cayman instead?
Pm if you want WA..
Would advise to spend the extra and get an 'S'
Get a manual - tiptronic is chit
Coil packs go fairly frequently but easy to change by yourself
Thought about getting a Cayman instead?
Pm if you want WA..
The Cayman is about $5K more, even second-hand, for a decent one. Is it worth the extra investment?
What do you currently drive brah? Will PM you tomorrow morning
09-13-2016, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted By BostonRockets⏩
Is it true you have to buy a 4x4 Range Rover or similar if you have kids?Dude if you want the car don't worry about kids and sh!t. You can always get a new car later.
Or can you get a luxury saloon like a Jaguar XF?
09-13-2016, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist⏩
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...PriceHighToLowActually one of the most helpful posts as I was looking into this stuff and reading the Porsche-owners club forum earlier today.
The Cayman is about $5K more, even second-hand, for a decent one. Is it worth the extra investment?
What do you currently drive brah? Will PM you tomorrow morning
The Cayman is about $5K more, even second-hand, for a decent one. Is it worth the extra investment?
What do you currently drive brah? Will PM you tomorrow morning
We'll talk over pm
09-13-2016, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted By sportevo⏩
Annual leave isn't very long, and given the nature of my job, I can't take more than 5 days off in a row even if I gave months of notice. I would have to quit and find a job further away and where I save less money, if I wanted more freedom to travel. Don't think that's an option anymore until I build up some experience and more cash to be grounded tbhuse that money to travel, ****
09-13-2016, 06:03 PM
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Eh, 2008? Do Porsches still retain their appeal when they're almost a decade old? Would you look like a try-hard phones like dudes who buy 2006 BMW's?
Personally I'd buy a cheap car and save as much money as possible, invest it and live life doing what you want to do on your own terms.
Did you decide not to go into investment banking?
Personally I'd buy a cheap car and save as much money as possible, invest it and live life doing what you want to do on your own terms.
Did you decide not to go into investment banking?
09-13-2016, 06:05 PM
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Do Porsches still retain their appeal when they're almost a decade old.. Lmao literally one of the most retarded things I've ever readEh, 2008? Do Porsches still retain their appeal when they're almost a decade old? Would you look like a try-hard phones like dudes who buy 2006 BMW's?
Personally I'd buy a cheap car and save as much money as possible, invest it and live life doing what you want to do on your own terms.
Did you decide not to go into investment banking?
Personally I'd buy a cheap car and save as much money as possible, invest it and live life doing what you want to do on your own terms.
Did you decide not to go into investment banking?
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09-13-2016, 06:05 PM
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Sounds like you could have a 10/10 life OP, make some frinds and invest 20k a year i to footsie / s&p500 and youll bank roll your retirement
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09-13-2016, 06:09 PM
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If you want to buy it because you're an enthusiast and thoroughly enjoy driving then yes get it. If you want it to get sloots or show off then don't bother. Don't listen to these *******s who say it's a girl's car and poverty blah blah bs. Talk to any real petrolhead and they will tell you they are fantastic driver's cars. Lightweight and nimble with a nice amount of power. Not to mention it's one of the only affordable mid-engined cars for dat weight distribution. Make sure it's manual too. Personally I'd pay the extra for the cayman cuz I'm just not that into convertibles but either way you can't go wrong.
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It's got no power and that transmission is weak and living on borrowed time. Good luck with your $10k repair.
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09-13-2016, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted By IIIIIIIIIIIIIIl⏩
You realise the reason I save money is because I don't have friends?Sounds like you could have a 10/10 life OP, make some frinds and invest 20k a year i to footsie / s&p500 and youll bank roll your retirement
Don't get me wrong, I have membership at the golf club, I do a hobby once a week, I have a gym membership, I spend some money... But I go to these things with my headphones in listening to an album or audiobook.
If I had friends, I would be buying drinks and food, I would be paying club entries, I would be dropping money on vacations and parties and spring break and restaurants and birthdays and all kinds of stuff.
I feel like you can't have both; it's one or the other. But I guess I could save like 5000 instead of 12000+ and enjoy my 20s rather than rot alone.
But how do I even go about making friends now that I've finished university? The people at work are all older than me, same with the people at golf, gym people will have no interest in me since I go to run and swim not to lift. I have no idea where to begin when it comes to making some new buddies to have fun with. Hence why for now, I'm sort of content saving money and enjoying my own company (even if it sounds depressing)
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Originally Posted By jizzfarmer⏩
Atleast twice a month I drive to the mountains and take my car on the windy roads. It's fantastic. I park up and climb a mountain while listening to a motivational audiobook and then I sit and admire the views and drive back to the city. I also drive to the golf club and hit 100-200 balls at the driving range once a week, again with my headphones in.If you want to buy it because you're an enthusiast and thoroughly enjoy driving then yes get it. If you want it to get sloots or show off then don't bother. Don't listen to these *******s who say it's a girl's car and poverty blah blah bs. Talk to any real petrolhead and they will tell you they are fantastic driver's cars. Lightweight and nimble with a nice amount of power. Not to mention it's one of the only affordable mid-engined cars for dat weight distribution. Make sure it's manual too. Personally I'd pay the extra for the cayman cuz I'm just not that into convertibles but either way you can't go wrong.
Now imagine doing those kinds of weekend activities... But in a Porsche! It's not for sloots or to show off since I don't even have any friends or any chance of a GF, it's to make me feel epic, nail some apex's and drive home feeling GOAT after doing my two biggest hobbies of golf and hiking
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Originally Posted By litle_dan⏩
An Aventador probably wouldn't even get me laid lol. It's not about pulling women, it's about the joy you get from driving, cleaning and looking after your Porsche. Being excited to take it out on the highway. Going sight-seeing. Having the roof down and wind in your hair. Appreciating life and nature in your car, even if you don't have other humans to spend it with!Still not going to get you laid brah
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Originally Posted By Kev1972⏩
No way the repairs would be that high... That's broscience brah, wouldn't be more than $1K per year maxIt's got no power and that transmission is weak and living on borrowed time. Good luck with your $10k repair.
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Originally Posted By WelshAutist⏩
Well there's your answer brah, go for it. Cars>sloots and everything else IMO. A boxster would be perfect for spirited driving on windy back roads. When it comes to German cars, Porsches are the most reliable. Repairs can be expensive but the likelyhood of having those repairs is lower.Atleast twice a month I drive to the mountains and take my car on the windy roads. It's fantastic. I park up and climb a mountain while listening to a motivational audiobook and then I sit and admire the views and drive back to the city. I also drive to the golf club and hit 100-200 balls at the driving range once a week, again with my headphones in.
Now imagine doing those kinds of weekend activities... But in a Porsche! It's not for sloots or to show off since I don't even have any friends or any chance of a GF, it's to make me feel epic, nail some apex's and drive home feeling GOAT after doing my two biggest hobbies of golf and hiking
Now imagine doing those kinds of weekend activities... But in a Porsche! It's not for sloots or to show off since I don't even have any friends or any chance of a GF, it's to make me feel epic, nail some apex's and drive home feeling GOAT after doing my two biggest hobbies of golf and hiking
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Originally Posted By ForumSentinel⏩
Anyone who goes from FA to married is gonna have sum bad nuwz comin their way brahIt can all change in the blink of an eye. From lifelong FA to married (srs). Never say never.
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buy a motorcycle. get a brand new gsxr 750 for half the price and have a lot more fun.....
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what the **** OP, weren't you a super alfa investment banker, getting offers to work on ***** on the oilfields for hundreds of thousands a year etc etc etc?
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Get a v8 German sports sedan or coupe *******
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Fuarkkk OP
where you live bro?
a 5 bedroom house here in Toronto is like 1 million plus ...
where you live bro?
a 5 bedroom house here in Toronto is like 1 million plus ...
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Don't buy that. Take a fraction of that money, go travel south east asia by yourself for 6 months. Best way to get out of this bubble you are in. Trust me on this, you will come back a different person.
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Originally Posted By Zackad⏩
Not sure if srs. It's not about the horsepower it's about the unparalleled handling. i was referring more to the people that completely disregard the boxster just because it's not a 911gjdm outing yourself as one of those retard miscers....lol
245 HP?semi-automatic transmission? lol. The value of the car isn't bad, but he's literally paying for the name. @ $20k, there's other used cars he could get that are newer, with less miles, and more HP. or he could even go cheaper and dump some of the different into mods, then bank the rest
245 HP?semi-automatic transmission? lol. The value of the car isn't bad, but he's literally paying for the name. @ $20k, there's other used cars he could get that are newer, with less miles, and more HP. or he could even go cheaper and dump some of the different into mods, then bank the rest
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