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Well it used too, So I started buying p-cars with 100K plus then I dont have to worry about it.
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Hey Phil, have you ever calculated what your cost per mile was for the C4S, including filling the tank with gas (both times), repairs, maintenance, replacement parts (sulfated battery), insurance?
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Hey Phil, have you ever calculated what your cost per mile was for the C4S, including filling the tank with gas (both times), repairs, maintenance, replacement parts (sulfated battery), insurance?
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Hey Phil, have you ever calculated what your cost per mile was for the C4S, including filling the tank with gas (both times), repairs, maintenance, replacement parts (sulfated battery), insurance?
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You should be able to change it in the dashboard to show something else apart from the mileage. It will show up when you stop and start the car though.
I love seeing miles rack up. Hell I paid for the car, I am happy as hell knowing I am driving the **** out of it and to hell with the next guy!
Nothing beats a tons on Porsche miles in your memory for times when you can't drive it too!
Don't cover it up - flaunt it baby
Isnt is a damn shame how it has been breed into us that putting miles on your car is such a bad thing??? it plays a lot of mental games with me too.. Well it used too, So I started buying p-cars with 100K plus then I dont have to worry about it. Now I am proud to say "yeah it has 180,000 miles on it. Still drives fantastic"
78000 on my Turbo and loving every mile. This car is an absolute blast. Why anyone would deny themselves of sure a pleasure is beyond me. Drive it, take care of it, and have a great time.
Not me, I bought it to drive it, It's not an investment so pile on the miles and the fun!
The highest millage P-car I ever owned was an 88 951 that I bought with 30K miles or so and sold with 200K miles! I thought it was cool that I piled all those miles on it.
All of a sudden I really want a Takata five-point harness.
I bet 95% of you have never read the name on that thing, I know I only did to make the joke.
Hey Phil, have you ever calculated what your cost per mile was for the C4S, including filling the tank with gas (both times), repairs, maintenance, replacement parts (sulfated battery), insurance?
I figure the cost has to be north of $10.00 per mile!
Not that I'm trying to
in any way. OK, maybe I am doing that, but just a little!
I started reading the name on the belts a couple of different times, but only made it to the TA. After that I just assumed the name of the belts were TATAS, which is a perfect fit!
Considering the hit I took when I sold the car, maintenance, battery, fuel, I figure around $15.00 per mile - which is significantly less than my kids cost me.
well I hope your kids brought you a little more than a handful of sulfated batteries and 70 hours of fun in 6 years
(3500 miles / 50 mph = 70 hours)
IN 6 YEARS !!!
