nathan1

MSW did I really read 294k on a 993TT? If that's true you are my hero! Care to do a feature on what work its needed over that time?

Christian J

I think that if you have put 300k on a 993TT you certainly deserve a 575M.

mongrelcat

'95 Coupe - 134,431 miles

gruppe75

1996 993tt - 21,825 miles

97_993C2

1997 C2 - 53,800 miles
purchased 8/06 with 31,700 miles

Arena993

1995 Cab - 104K love driving it and still very solid. It still gets looks and comments everywhere I take it. A timeless design.

Mike

No HTwo O

1997 993 Turbo 56K.

chaoscreature

When i bought my car it was a 2nd owner car. Being overly **** I graphed the mileage VS time and the mileage would spike every time it was bought by a new owner and then it would flatten out.
For instance 1995, car is bought new: 10k miles added to the odometer.
Next year 1996, Odometer read 16K
1997: 19k
1998: 20k
1999: Car is transferred to new owner: 28k
.....
2009, I bought the car: 48k
2010: 58k
Current: 64,xxx

I am going a similiar route. I bought the car as a driver and took it to the grocery store etc. but now I try to watch it's mileage and only take it when either required or when there I know I will enjoy the drive.

hutch

1998 C2S 7074.

s2racer

'96 coupe- 159,600 still runs great, and ditto I lose more oil from timing chain covers than anything else (replaced the lower valve covers a couple of years ago).

jo-hans

232,000km's / 144,000m
no top end / very little oil consumption

NP993

I don't think I've seen anyone claim that all 993's need a top end rebuild before 100K. What I've seen people claim is that many, probably a majority, of 993's need a top rebuild before 100K because of high oil consumption due to poor valve guide fitment at the factory. Some 993's don't need it, but most do. Does anyone actually dispute this?

996scott

'95 C2 coupe 46K miles

guardsredcab

95 C2 coupe, 64K

ehanauer

1995 C4 coupe, silver/blue. Bought it last month at 98,000 miles.