POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Something we already knew!!!!!!!!!!! Pete
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POST 2Original post
Except all the ones arguing in the RMS/IMS threads
POST 3Original post
How about long term satisfaction?
POST 4Original post
my long term satisfaction is That same car should last more than 53K miles.
POST 5Original post
At 47k miles, no problems (except RMS done 25K miles ago under warrantee) with my 2003 C2Cab.
POST 6Original post
Mine needed the RMS seal and has had some other issues as well, but the money spent has been well worth it and I upgaded anyway (when I needed the seals) with a new clutch and flywheel. So that was really only about a hundred bucks If my engine explodes that'll be a different story, but so far... for Porsche p.s. I can afford a lot of engines and repairs for the over $50,000 I saved from buying it new! Everyone I know loves this car (especially me!) My .02
POST 7Original post
I bought my car with 59,000 miles. I now have 82,000 miles. In 23,000 miles, I've had signigicantly less problems than I did with a new BMW M3. In fact, the only issue I've had is Water pump my INDY fixed and 2 window regulators I fixed, thanks to Rennlist! This doesn't include maintance, of course (tires, oil, air filter, spark plugs...)
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