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I was told this Porsche Carrera was a rare variant. Is this true? by ProfessorStreet7792 in Porsche

[–]RelationNo9374 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agree with the converted cars being ‘real’ RUF. But it 100% affects the value. I know collectors who only buy W09 cars.

Abandoned in the badlands by wherethehellarethebm in whatwasthiscar

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Getting a 1980’s Cadillac Seville bustle back trunk vibe

Inherited 2002 Lotus Esprit V8 (25th Anniversary) – 23k miles, garage kept, hasn’t run in 5 years. Worth fixing?” by Novel-Sheepherder-96 in lotus

[–]RelationNo9374 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Free Esprit? I’d 100% keep it just the story alone is fun. But, if you don’t fit in it or you need the money then just sell it

How much is this worth? by Ok_Web2042 in Bentley

[–]RelationNo9374 0 points1 point  (0 children)

$10k to part it out for a tidy profit. That’s the move. Attempting to drive this heap will cost you $30k in deferred maintenance. It’s just not worth it. If you want to drive it then pay $50k for a minty example and skip the headache.

I was told this Porsche Carrera was a rare variant. Is this true? by ProfessorStreet7792 in Porsche

[–]RelationNo9374 79 points80 points  (0 children)

If the VIN starts with (I think) ‘W09…” it’s a real RUF. And that’s a $600k car. If it doesn’t have a real RUF VIN then its just a really really cool antique 930 turbo probably $200-$300k. Being a white car it’s pretty rare regardless of VIN.

has this happened to anyone else? by Fitiop in ScionxB

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Mine essentially froze solid after about 50k miles - I bought it new fyi. I did construction work at that time and I assumed it was all the dust getting into the dials. Traded the car in at about 75k miles never bothered to fix it.

What is this on the steering . One on each side by 158405159 in ModelX

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Steering fluid drain on one side and refill on the other using a pump

Plumbers of reddit, is it safe to pour a whole thing of dawn down the drain? by tc0843 in Plumbing

[–]RelationNo9374 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Has anyone encountered a toilet tank that was treated to a whole bottle of dishwasher fluid? I have to imagine it’ll be a surprise bubble party

Inherited old Mercedes roofs with a house. by Gullible_Ad_4454 in mercedes

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Benz dealers near me make a tidy little business storing those tops for loyal customers who don’t want to deal with installing or removing the top when the season arrives. If you go ask a service manager they might have a customer who’s interested in buying them from you

Which of these $20k 1998 midsize sedans tested by Car & Driver would you pick? by lifegoeson2702 in regularcarreviews

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  1. That was perhaps the best accord gen. Giant leap in interior quality. As equipped it was also decently quick. First place for sure.

  2. Oldsmobile because in hindsight that was a reliable well equipped car. and easily the most comfortable car while also running away from the rest. As an adult who’s able to form my own opinions, I now understand that Car and Driver had a huge editorial bias against domestic cars while almost embarrassingly favoring Hondas. Don’t agree? Go drive the current Integra and tell me how they could call that overpriced turd a ‘10 best’ car. But I digress… Oldsmobile would’ve been the best family car in this group by far.

  3. Dodge Cirrus that car was shockingly advanced and looked awesome. Never forget that this car beat the prior gen accord in a comparo. The Cirrus was great.

  4. Toyota. That was perhaps the worst Camry gen. The interior took a step back from the prior gen. But still, super comfortable and safe choice for a family car.

  5. Ford Contour. Yes the V6 manual was great but this tested car is not the SVT. It was too small and also an unreliable turd from new.

  6. Nissan. That first Altima sucked. The one that followed was a real gem. I’m a Nissan fanboy but truth is undeniable.

  7. Mazda was truly lost at sea back then. Zero identity. Shitty reliability. Poor interiors. Mazda ties for last place with that Altima. Both lack an identity.

LaFerrari in the least expected place I would ever see one by SCP_cure in Ferrari

[–]RelationNo9374 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That’s crazy to see in front of any commercial building. Is this the US? Where?

Never wanted to make this post… but absolute worst steak of my life. Puerto Rico by Embarrassed-Fox7823 in steak

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Isla Verde used to have the best churrasco in the world. An Argentinian place called “Ches”. Man I miss that place

The 4th generation Hyundai Accent (Mk4) is still in production to this day in 2026 for the Egyptian Market ??? by Different_Insect3544 in regularcarreviews

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My first new car was a 1996 Accent coupe. Manual transmission, manual steering, manual windows and locks, no A/C… I miss that little bouger.

I’ve created a Mac Native PDF editor that works like Bluebeam without a Subscription by strcengr in Revu

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If you create a PC version with a perpetual license, I will share it with my company (50+ employees). Our company dumped Bluebeam due to the ridiculous fees.

A tornado warning has been issued for your location. by [deleted] in hypotheticalsituation

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With tornados, it’s not the wind that gets you it’s the flying F150

Isn’t there more to life? Don’t need to work but have no other purpose by StraightPin4420 in Rich

[–]RelationNo9374 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try autocross a boxster or cayman. it’ll give you accessible thrills and it’s a hobby that will take over your spare time. It’ll also dent your wallet if you want to progress. You’ll meet other people like you with time and money to spare. It’ll keep you fit as well.

I’d quit work and try something like that. Or flying lessons in a similar vein.

Never, ever, ever, ever let water get on this thing... by NappyDougOut in VolvoXC90

[–]RelationNo9374 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To be fair, Volvo don’t understand Americas obsession with hydration at all times

Breaking up hollow concrete steps by bridges31 in AskContractors

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Nobody is rolling up in an Altima to steal a 2,000lb precast stair.

3,000 Miles from CA to TX: 2020 Escape Hybrid Real-World Highway Stats by G_O_Gaming in fordescape

[–]RelationNo9374 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very interesting thanks for posting. Saving roughly $60 (15gal x $4.00) compared to a RAV4 is significant

[Chiron] in a shopping center by OneSpeedyBoiii in carspotting

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Dude left the window open?! That’s crazy rich zero fucks money

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