Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Yeah, it's called power!So update, I did the trade. There's just something about the way the 911 loves to come out of the corners...
As similar as they look they are most definitely two completely different animals.
911. It will hold its value longer than the Boxster.Currently have 47K mile 2001 Porsche Boxster S 986. 3.2 flat 6, 6 speed, 2 seater in silver with black interior and black top.
Beautiful little car, quick, powerful, handles like a go-cart, a general blast to drive.
Looking at 44k mile 2000 Porsche 911 Carrera 996 cabriolet. 3.4 flat 6, 6 speed, 2+2 seating with the same color combination. More power, more room, and the iconic Porsche 911, but it drives like a grand tourer rather than a go-cart.
I do not have space for both in the garage.
Which way would you go?
I'm nearly 60, not too touhg to get into and out of.911. It will hold its value longer than the Boxster.
I always wanted a 911. Such a great car. My uncle had one in the late 90s. He’d let me drive it occasionally. Just an awesome car.
Now that I can afford one, I’m too old. I’d have trouble getting in and out of it.
What you traded for is a great example of capitalism.Yes. As previously stated I am indeed a capitalist. I'm just not the laissez faire version.
Capitalism requires regulation to prevent the slide into feudalism.
I have not worked on Porsches but have worked on changing differentials with the Ring and Pinion. How expensive are parts to fix the Ring and Pinion? Seems a decent mechanic could change it for a decent price.I'm nearly 60, not too touhg to get into and out of.
Didn't happen though. the car wasn't mechanically sound.
Also the 996 generation isn't off the charts expensive like many.
Is there a system that does not need regulation? What do you mean for the environment. I see it when I fly and it looks splendid.Capitalism need regulation for the workers, for the public, for the environment.
Had the trade gone through I would have paid taxes on the car.
Not sure how trading toys would profit me, I had to add cash to the deal.
I've never been a car guy. Cars to me are a necessary expense. I want the car that I can fit into that stays out of the shop and is good on gas. I don't care what it looks like. High performance cars mean nothing to me except they burn more gas and cost more money. But I do understand liking something beautiful. I like coins that way. But I'm even getting rid of those. I want to clean out my life so that my kids won't be bothered by having to deal with my possessions.Currently have 47K mile 2001 Porsche Boxster S 986. 3.2 flat 6, 6 speed, 2 seater in silver with black interior and black top.
Beautiful little car, quick, powerful, handles like a go-cart, a general blast to drive.
Looking at 44k mile 2000 Porsche 911 Carrera 996 cabriolet. 3.4 flat 6, 6 speed, 2+2 seating with the same color combination. More power, more room, and the iconic Porsche 911, but it drives like a grand tourer rather than a go-cart.
I do not have space for both in the garage.
Which way would you go?
But it's how it delivers it to the road.No, 20 or so HP difference.
Closest place that will do it is 3 hours away and wants $7500.00. Then I own the car for too much.I have not worked on Porsches but have worked on changing differentials with the Ring and Pinion. How expensive are parts to fix the Ring and Pinion? Seems a decent mechanic could change it for a decent price.
That is a sad way to look at things.I've never been a car guy. Cars to me are a necessary expense. I want the car that I can fit into that stays out of the shop and is good on gas. I don't care what it looks like. High performance cars mean nothing to me except they burn more gas and cost more money. But I do understand liking something beautiful. I like coins that way. But I'm even getting rid of those. I want to clean out my life so that my kids won't be bothered by having to deal with my possessions.
So's the balance of the car, the weight distribution, the weight of the engine over the rear wheels, etc.The gear ratios are substantially different.