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samimi writes:
1988 Porsche 911 Review
ProsGreat looking and handling car; being one of the last years, it is very reliable too ConsThis is not a family car, wife and kids should preferably stay at home 
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Classic Porsche 911 Convertible With Timeless Styling — I've had this car for 12+ years and still as enjoyable as it was the first day. It may not have the power and performance of newer cars, yet it still has the nice looks of a classic Porsche Cabriolet. |
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Thomas writes:
1988 Porsche 911 Review
ProsEverything ConsRear-engine takes a little getting used to, ergonomics from the buckshot school of design.
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1988 Porsche 911 Cabriolet, Triple Granite Green With Factory Bbs Rims — Although I had to sell it when I left California, I'd recommend a 911 to anyone. Besides being bullet-proof, turning heads and having great performance, it gave me good fuel economy when I wasn't lead-footing it and best of all, even after having owned it for about 6 years, I sold it for pretty much the same price I bought it for! |
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Reid writes:
1988 Porsche 911 Review
Proslean, light and fast Cons3 KIDS
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Ryan writes:
1988 Porsche 911 Review
ProsEverything about this car is awesome. ConsNeeds a better sound system.
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Porsche 911 Targa — Just living the dream folks, just living the dream. I bought this car because of my mid-twenties crisis that I am currently going through. I have always wanted this type of Porsche if particular and I love the G50 transmission that it has in it. This is Porsche's most desirable era for the 911. |
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John writes:
1988 Porsche 911 Review
ProsLoads of fun to track - great to use with students to show the line. ConsExpensive to keep on the track
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Gerrit15 writes:
1988 Porsche 911 Review
ProsLooks, it's a legend, incredible mile eater on the motorway Consacceleration, handling (need your brown trousers)
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Well I Had To Have One — I love the shape. Love the view from inside. Hated the performance, especially with the 3.2L with catalytic converters. Most ridiculous motorway cruising speed (the faster the most confortable). Rock solid except from eletricals and that silly heather. |
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Jeremy writes:
1988 Porsche 911 Review
ProsGood general sports car ConsTrunk space
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General Sports Car — OK car. Surprisingly not very good acceleration. Lots of maintenance. Target top took a long time to put on or take off. One of the last air cooled models. Not very unique. Nice leather seats I remember. Sold it for $1k more than I bought it for! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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