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First car / 944
First off thanks in advance for any advice!
![]() So I am looking to buy my first car, and I absolutely love the 944. Here are my main concerns: -Reliability: I understand it is a relatively old car, however I have seen very mixed reviews as to the upkeep and repairs necessary for this car. How much can I expect per year in maintanence? -Safety: Given that it is an older car, how safe is it? People say they are built well, but how might it hold up in a collision? (hopefully no accidents haha, but its good to know just in case:P) -Ability in bad weather: How well does it work in the snow? The Rain? -Options: (not really about the porsche) Are there any other used cars that are similar to the 944 that are reliable and affordable? The main issue I have with these thing is that people don't describe how they use and maintain their car. I would not be launching this car, pushing it to its limit, reving it etc. (I do like performance, but I have always ben more interested in this car for its handling and looks than straight line speed). Basically, it would be my every day car (beater if you will) but I would be treating it very nicely, driving safe, and not pushing it too much. Also, just want to mention that while I have no real experience with working on cars I am willing and eager to learn with normal things like the interior and oil changes etc. I just don't want to deal with anything huge very often. |
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Re: First car / 944
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I hate to be negative but this isn't a good choice, unless you have a lot of extra money lying around.
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