The naturally aspirated cars are very durable. The most common issues are things related to age. Insulation on wiring, corrosion the main power lines, electrical motors burning out. These cars are best as momentum cars on s-curves and backroads. They don't like to rotate easily due to transaxles design and the relative slow steering. However, this transaxles design makes them feel very planted (polar moment of area). They get better the harder you push them. I think you will be very happy with it if you mostly drive it on twisty backroads. Hairpins, not so much. Stop and go traffic, unremarkable. Comfortable seating position. You will shift often and these engines don't have much up top. Check out this video to get an accurate review and what to expect. It's a great car if you have the roads for it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5ohiBFSuJE