Repentigny, QC | Canada
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Getting rid of it because i need a simple daily I’ve been using it as a daily. Looking for a automatic car or truck, can take offers. Cons: Odometer. (Stopped at 156k) Plastic that holds up the sun visor on both sides. Pros: New fuel pump. Will last about 7-9 years more. New battery. oil and coolant in back seat. Cassette tapes. Sun roof. ...
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Our Take:
- A staple from the eighties, the Porsche 944 is a head-turner even today. In 1987, it came equipped with a 2.5-liter inline-four engine cranking out a respectable 147 horsepower—pretty nifty for its day. The blend of front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout with perfect weight distribution makes this model a joy to drive, especially with that manual transmission.
- The 944 was Porsche's answer to affordable sports cars, yet it carried the prestige of its higher-end siblings. With a production span from 1982 to 1991, it was quite popular, though finding one in decent shape nowadays is a bit like spotting a unicorn in the wild. The mileage on this one (156,000 km) shows it's had quite the journey, but that's part of the appeal, isn’t it?
- While the odometer has stopped ticking, the heart of the car seemingly hasn’t skipped a beat with recent upgrades like a new fuel pump and battery. Illumination by cassette tapes in the back seat? That's a trip down memory lane straight to the eighties garage! It's these quirks that give classic cars their character.
- The little things matter: a sunroof with personality. Though the plastic holding the sun visor has seen better days, the sunroof still adds that open-air vibe perfect for summer drives. Plus, there’s something truly nostalgic about sliding in a tape cassette and letting the tunes transport you back in time.
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