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Porsche 911 least defective vehicle of there Century

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YOUR RESEARCHPorsche 911 least defective vehicle of there Century

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I'm not sure that conclusion can be reached from the data without seeing the repair history.

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Problems such as a IMS failure or a serious RMS leak would usually not show up in this data as owners would most likely have those problems repaired prior to presenting their vehicles for inspection.

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Problems such as a IMS failure or a serious RMS leak would usually not show up in this data as owners would most likely have those problems repaired prior to presenting their vehicles for inspection.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Store this link for next time someone picks on your 911, or starts their doomsday comments on RMS, IMS, fear of the day. http://www.caradvice.com.au/150747/p...f-the-century/ I'm still happy with my extremely reliable 996 and in no hurry to trade it... best car I ever bought.

POST 2Original post

Thanks for sharing. It's nice to put things in perspective.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yup, even the most rational people have paranoia occasionally. We do have really great cars that have unparalleled reliability. The sad thing is that the internet amplifies the negatives way out of proportion.

POST 6Original post

I'd go along with that. My wife's '99 Boxster that's been with us since '02 has had fewer issues than her '06 Lexus. In fairness the Boxster doesn't get driven a lot, but than can work both ways.

POST 8Original post

I'm not sure that conclusion can be reached from the data without seeing the repair history. It could also be that Porsche owners are the most fanatic at maintaining their cars and keeping things in order.

POST 9Original post

Not a fair study. Porsche owners are compelled to drive their vehicles more often and longer distances over a shorter time-frame than any other make, except for the garage queens. This gives the Porsche a unfair advantage of time to miles.

POST 10Original post

I've seen the TUV study before on this - when the 996 also came out on top. This seems consistent with those prior studies. While certainly not as reliable as my prior car, a Lexus, for a high-performance sports car I don't think there is anything that is in the same league.

POST 11Original post

The results of the TUV report are a bit misleading, though certainly speak volumes about the quality of Porsche vehicles in general. It chronicles the results of a single point inspection and is not a review of maintenance over time. Problems such as a IMS failure or a serious RMS leak would usually not show up in this data as owners would most likely have those problems repaired prior to presenting their vehicles for inspection. I remember a friend's BMW 3.0 CS coupe going through TUV... the inspector got down in the pit and looked for rust by violently jabbing a huge screwdriver at likely weak spots in the pan. He found some.

POST 12Original post

I'm going to print the article and pin it up in my garage where my car can see it ....

POST 13Original post

"... the agency found that the Porsche 911 has been the car with the fewest reported defects of vehicles built since 2000 ." Since 2000 ? Lets hear it for the 996 !

POST 15Original post

Quotes source post: 9101717

Psychology might just be a better IMS/RMS preventative measure. I'm on it . Hope you guys/gals don't mind me lurking around your forum section, lots more action/enthusiasim over here

POST 16Original post

Uh.... am I missing something. How is this a "car of the century" when the data only goes back 10 years... did they mean "car of the decade"? LOL

POST 17Original post

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The data is since 2000. Immediately prior to the year 2000 was December 31st 1999. I kind of remember some people being extra excited about that New Years Eve.

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