SidViscous

Hey I paid $ 3,700 a year ago, total is about $ 1,200 into it. Not to bad. She's not 100% but for a daily driver with 30k + miles in a year isn't all that bad. For a 20 year old car anyways.

Kevin Baker

Keith said "...just put all the reciepts in a box, close it, and don't ever, ever, ever...total them up."

I've listened to him so far, but now I'm curious.

Thanks a lot guys....$1500 purchase in Dec 02 $1100+ in parts! Not including tow truck bills...hey still not bad (where's the wood in need to knock on)

Ben Z.

When I bought my 931, totaled up the PO's bills.... $27,000, no kidding. It was on it's 4th turbo w/ only a little over 100K miles. I only put in a clutch slave cylinder and a shifter boot in the two years I owned it.

soundboy4

i'm actually a bit over 10k too in a 944 i've owned for about three and a half years... :*( i'll admit though i'm including not only repairs, but a lot of other unecessary but cool stuff

SamGrant951

I just made a binder with plastic sleeves for every page of service history from day one till now, its thick and Im not adding it up

Scootin159

adding up all my P.O.'s reciepts puts me in well over $100k (he has a lot of reciepts).

My receipts for the last year are roughly $10k, but I've easily raised the value of my car $3k (so you can only count $7k or that, right?). Since that includes the purchase price, I've got an awesome, well-maintained, great running car for $7k, not too bad if you ask me.

ilikemy944

Man, if I read this post before I bought my 944... you people are scary!!! I've got less than 1500 total, including a belt change (labor out the wazoo), and all my parts for the last 3 years!!!
Plus I'm just shy of 177,000 miles, and I drive the hell out of it (maybe it enjoys this?) hehe...

PorscheG96

Whoa avatar! Do you have that one in higher res?