Porsche 944 Coupé

Whilst there is a gap in the history between 2006 and 2012, it is still very comprehensive, with some large expenditure in recent years including a £10,000 glass out respray.

It’s current owner then purchased the car is 2015 and clearly saw it for all it could be. The next buyer has him to thank for its current condition with an excess of £22,000 in invoicing from the help and expertise from PARR Specialists in Porsche who have been maintaining it since his ownership.

The most recent invoice in May this year included a 48k mile service, brake fluid change, a new water pump, belt change and stripping the front of the engine to carry out a cam and balance belt change.

Our thoughts…

We believe the 944 is due its day and with the 80’s and 90’s cars currently in high demand, with pop up lights, it’s starting to look really cool. It won’t take long to quickly filter out the scruffy, less loved examples and realise there are not actually that many good ones left to choose from. You only need to compare the 911 prices from the same era to realise they are great value, plus something the 911s notoriously lacked… easily accessible luggage space. The large pop-up rear window into the boot means plenty of room to throw in the weekend bags for a much-deserved road trip.

A car to use and hold onto? With its enviable chassis balance, efficient heating, superior economy, and ergonomics to the 911, we think so. This is a modern classic that can still be used guilt free as intended, whilst knowing you have made a sound investment too.