YOUR RESEARCHbuying advice please -911 cab C4
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Please can someone give me advice on what to look for when buying a 1999 year model 911 cabrio 4C tiptronic S -50k miles Im keen on having both 4WD and the auto box Its going to be a summer toy which SWMBO can also drive -ie not my daily runner Ta
this may help http://911uk.com/template.php?page=19
I have a 1999 c4 cab, and was told buy the best you can afford. Not sure about the technical bits sorry, but I did all the usual checks and was lucky enough to find a one owner 30k miles car!!! which has not disappointed.
im presently in a bmw M roadster which is a bit scary in the twisty stuff -dont fancy a boxter although i guess thats the more sensible option than a 911 even with 4WD -im assuming the latter makes it more planted and a more predictable back end especially in the wet stuff -im not really a quick driver
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