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Here's Why Porsche is the Most Reliable Car

Here's Why Porsche is the Most Reliable Car

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Here\'s Why Porsche is the Most Reliable Car 10010011: Porsches are fast sportscars. They are full of overengineered technology. Ofcourse they are not reliable. Give me another car that beats a Porsche on track which is reliable. McLaren? Lamborghini? Ferrari? For those you will have to shell out even more on repair bills.
Date: 2020-03-07

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My friend bought an old Mercedes it looked clean but within a year he stuck about 7, 000 in it. He is a truck driver so he is on the road a lot so he rarely drove it. He put it up for sale just to recoup his cost of the car not the repairs. A college girl came with her dad and wanted it. He would not sell it to her explaining to her and her dad that it was an endless money pit. He eventually sold it to a guy that was a mechanic.
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I got to drive a body shop alignment 2006 Porsche 911 Carrera. Some poor bastard bought it used somewhere. After I finished the alignment and began test driving it, I have never felt so disappointed and sad. The clutch was slipping, and some old man in a Buick started tailgating me to speed up lol. I didn't expect it to be that bad. It didn't even slip in the parking lot haha.
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Hey scotty help pleeeeez. 2002 honda acoord v6 coupe 215000. Changed timing belt, spark plugs, valve cover and intake manifold gaskets, and all other belts. Has a rumbly idle on first start of the day. And then sometimes if i start it after that throughout the day its smooth at first then drops in rpms too low feels like it wants to choke out. Any thoughts?
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Ive got a 2005 Dodge Neon SxT 2. 0, and its ran like new since 05. Im the second owner. And done all the service on it. Biggest job ive done was R+R the water pump + timing belt + pulleys. Other than that just been basic service oil struts plugs ECT. My 1989 camry V6 with 173k miles is worse then the neon.
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Don't even try to remove an o2 sensor without heating the pipe around it cherry red. You don't need a fancy o2 sensor wrench if you're replacing it, cut the wires right at the end of the old sensor and use a 6 point wrench or deep socket.
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Locally, when you see a Porsche on a used car lot, they just sit there for months, sometimes years. The only cars that sit longer are Ferraris. Though yesterday saw a rich local yahoo driving a new Bentley. Eh, more money than brains.
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I personally haven't really encountered many oustanding reliability issues with Porsche (though obviously they pale in comparison with Honda and Toyota) but yeah once something goes wrong the price to get it fixed is absurd.
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My 2017 911 blew its water pump at 27K. Now it's in the shop because the clutch pedal makes a sproing sound and the left muffler assembly is being replaced because the active valve failed. Thank God for leases and warranty
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A friend of mine married a knock-out German girl- met her when he was stationed at Ramstein Air Base. Married for about 8 years, divorced no children, he's embittered because she turned out to be an EMP- Endless Money Pit
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