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Although the majority of pre-owned Porsche Cayennes are secure to buy, you should stay away from the 2004 and 2011 models. There have been multiple reports of cooling systems, drivetrain, and electrical issues with the 2004 Porsche Cayenne. You’ll probably have to spend more than $3,000 to have one of these problems corrected. The worst …
The Porsche Cayenne has been around for almost 20 years, and the majority of the year models are more than safe to purchase without being concerned about deal-breaking issues. You want to be sure you can trust this luxury crossover SUV since it will provide you with a comfortable ride whether you’re on city streets …
Porsche’s efforts to provide an affordable sports vehicle with real performance credentials were redoubled with the introduction of the first Boxster (the 1970s-era 914 was vilified for being a glorified Volkswagen). A brand-new engine was developed specifically for the first-generation Boxster and shared with the 911. This six-cylinder, 201-horsepower engine features better engine management technology …
The Porsche 911 is a wildly popular car, as we stated at the outset, and it makes sense. It hasn’t had a terrible iteration in more over 50 years. Having said that, you must be clear about your needs before buying a 911. You should buy a 911 (1964–1989), 930 (1975–1989), 964 (1990–1994), or 993 …
Only the 1983 and 2009 models of the Porsche 911 should be avoided out of the more than 50 years’ worth of models. According to reports, the 1983 Porsche 911 may experience head bolt problems after only 40,000 kilometers. The model from 2009 would be the worst choice because more issues have been recorded with …
The Porsche 911 is a wildly popular car, as we stated at the outset, and it makes sense. It hasn’t had a terrible iteration in more over 50 years. Having said that, you must be clear about your needs before buying a 911. You should buy a 911 (1964–1989), 930 (1975–1989), 964 (1990–1994), or 993 …
The intermediate shaft bearing, commonly known as an IMS bearing, has a significant failure rate in the Porsche 911 and Porsche Boxster from model years 1997 to 2005. Its structure and design cause the bearing to break early, which causes a catastrophic engine failure. How to Determine If Your Porsche IMS Bearing Is at Risk …
Top Gun: Maverick and Porsche might seem like an unusual mix to those who somehow missed the original. If you saw Top Gun when film debuted in theaters in 1986, you were pleased not only by the incredible airborne stunts but also by the fact that Kelly McGillis’ character, astrophysicist Charlie Blackwood, was driving a …
The 1973 Porsche 911 S, on the other hand, is a numbers-matching automobile, not a replica, and is therefore a pretty amazing movie star. Instead of a stunt double, Connelly drove the vehicle that San Diego resident Nick Psyllos lent to the production team while it was being filmed. More than you might think, the …
The Porsche 911 is a wildly popular car, as we stated at the outset, and it makes sense. It hasn’t had a terrible iteration in more over 50 years. Having said that, you must be clear about your needs before buying a 911. You should buy a 911 (1964–1989), 930 (1975–1989), 964 (1990–1994), or 993 …