And you have to lower/drop the motor to change the plugs to add to your Porsche Experience pleasure.
Daily sports car?
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And you have to lower/drop the motor to change the plugs to add to your Porsche Experience pleasure.
Shaman
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Really depends on which car you have. You do have to remove a turbo housing to get to my 911 Turbo S though.
I don't think it's an issue for the typical Porsche driver, as most of them carry the official Porsche toolkit with them in the car at all times:
Shaman
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The funny thing is that my diesel Chevrolet truck has cost me a LOT more to own than my 911 Turbo S. Even if you throw in the tire bills.I don't think it's an issue for the typical Porsche driver, as most of them carry the official Porsche toolkit with them in the car at all times:
And I take the car to the track.
AllistonGT
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Boxster? No. Though you will have to remove rear wheels and wheel well liners.
Over $¼M, and still going......
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While I like it, imo, that is one of the vehicles that will crater in value. Buy it if you have enough cash to burn but expect to lose a few hundred thousand when you sell it.Over $¼M, and still going......
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