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It's a fun weekend car that never comes out to play if its raining, but I still manage to rack up about 3 or 4K miles per year, just driving around the Metroplex.
2x 993's over 4 years.....
25ish kmi on the C4S
50ish Kmi on the C4.
I drive'em!
I've had mine 2yrs and 10 months, covered 31,400 miles.
My eye wanders occasionally but when it comes down to it there's nothing else at this point in my life that I'd rather be driving. And rain is more fun than dry with this car, good thing.
Each car sees at least 8,000 miles during the driving season. The Turbo gets out in March/April and then put into storage in late November. The Boxster comes out in April/May and is in hibernation by mid October. Weekend toys on sunny rain free days.
When I bought the Turbo in November of 2009 it had 32,000 miles. When it went into storage in December it had over 56,000. The Boxster has over 46,000 miles, and they are all mine.
Not enough! Around 2,500 per year +/-. Unfortunately things like work and sometimes life in general just get in the way of what I would rater be doing..........out enjoying the car.
I bought mine a week before I had to put it into storage for the winter... Total
bummer!! haha... I'm planning to drive it around 4K a season. Though, I have a
feeling, it will be way more!
I've had mine 2yrs and 10 months, covered 31,400 miles.
My eye wanders occasionally but when it comes down to it there's nothing else at this point in my life that I'd rather be driving. And rain is more fun than dry with this car, good thing.
Really, that's it? It seems like it's been longer. I would trade my C4 for a GT3, but that's about it.
PCA Auto-X this Saturday, & it's FREE for PCA members! It would be fun to see ya out there!
Originally Posted by H.H.Chinn
I really need to put a few more fun miles in! 9.5k in 5 years.
That is just SAD! I did half your yearly miles in one weekend going to Rennsport.
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