>manual transmission
>17398.393 miles
>$10,000 negotiable
Pictured is the car itself on sale, not a google image. Good investment?
>manual transmission
>17398.393 miles
>$10,000 negotiable
Pictured is the car itself on sale, not a google image. Good investment?
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Ask the owner what type of oil they've been using, how much it loses between services and how often they've been changing it and if they make sure to redline it every drive.
If they look confused or go 'full synthetic at 10,000 miles', call them an idiot and walk away.
Do not touch a renesis unless the original owner knew what they were doing.
Renesis a shit, get a 986 Boxster S instead
>implying an IMS bearing meme machine is any better
>falling for the IMS meme
Just don't buy a low mileage garage queen you nigger
>implying OP can afford a car in that condition anyways
>Instead of buying this unreliable shitbox, buy this OTHER unreliable shitbox
Fuck off
lel you guys have no idea, try owning cars instead of shitposting about them from the bus
>convertible
Post tits
Don't want to high jack the thread, but is there anyway to prep the car to sit for a long time? My buddy has one but he's being deployed by the army and doesn't trust anyone to take care of it
>investment
Keep in mind this is not the word you want to be using. Cars are not investments.
However, That sounds like a fantastic deal. As such, it might be a trap. It's not the 2004 version, which is amazing. It's manual, which is great. Its miles are phenomenal. It's too gooo to be true.
Basically, this post is what you need to go by. They HAVE to be treated right or they'll die. Only buy from a respectable owner.
After that, just use this video.
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Don't forget to get it compression tested and test driven before any decisions are made.