Why You SHOULD Buy a Cheap Porsche 911

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The 996 Porsche 911 cabriolet is one of the most unloved Porsche models currently available, but that also means it's one of the only Porsche 911 models you can still afford. The 996 Porsche 911 was quite controversial when it debuted at the end of the twentieth century. Switching from air cooled flat sixes found in the 993 Porsche 911 before it, the 996 generation had boring styling, a new motor, and shared components with the Porsche Boxster, the new entry level model Porsche at the time. The Porsche faithful were not happy, and the 996 generation's styling has continued to hold it back relative to the subsequent generation 997 Porsche 911, which isn't much different other than being FAR more attractive. There are some engine issues to be aware of as well, including the dreaded IMS bearing failure that can grenade the engine and render your Porsche 911 a parts car special. But, the 996 generation is the only place where reasonable deals can still be found, and sometimes those deals pop up in your own backyard. In this case, a tip on a 996 generation Porsche 911 cabriolet collecting dust in a Dunwoody garage north of Atlanta and not far from Wolfpen in Roswell, Georgia. It was too good to pass up, and with a team of factory trained Porsche technicians on hand, including a Gold Meister technician, what could possibly go wrong. At Wolfpen in Roswell, Georgia, we specialize in Porsche service, repair, and performance, from air-cooled classic Porsche 911s to current 992.2 Porsche 911s, Wolfpen is the place for Porsche in Atlanta. If you're looking for quality Porsche service performed by factory trained technicians in a welcoming, coffee shop-style environment, stop by Wolfpen north of Atlanta today, or give us a call. Visit us online at wolfpen.com. #porsche #porsche911 #porsche911carrera