I don't care

>>14147822
Okay cool.

how do you expect to get 26-28k for your STi? but other than that that's a hell of a car.

>>14147811
how practical is a porsche?

is your sti your daily?

how much money do you make?

these are all relevant questions

>>14147847
2013 STI 36000 miles. It's going to have a new clutch and flywheel, summer tire set, winter tire set. Front bumper is damaged and may need to be replaced, along with carpeting repair from salt corrosion(~$1100 in repairs).

I also have a bunch of aftermarket parts worth ~$1,000

May be less, but I don't mind taking a lower number.

>>14147868
I don't know sti prices that well, but it's a4 year old car almost out of warranty with aftermarket parts that weaken resale value and it has visual body damage and maybe the onset of rust. Go for the Porsche, but come on now.

>>14147880
STi's hold their value, for whatever reason. OPs number range is about right, if not on the low end.

>>14147811
Your life is irrelevant to me go away

>>14147811
If you can stomach the price of the scheduled maintenance coming up between 90-120k on that thing, do it.

Hard to find a better value in a speedy/track car than a 911 or cayman these days.

>>14147912
Uh, C5 Corvette Z06. Hell a C6 Z06 is better value too.

I'd keep my money for when the guy you sell the STI to sues you.

>>14147924
>corvette

>>14148196
kek

>>14147811
Do it, the 4S is known as the un-Turbo

All that Turbo goodness like the wide body but without the mechanical complexity and weight, with only a marginal performance decrease as a penalty

Get it op

There is no reason not too

>>14148304
These engines were known for ims bearing issues

I'm now contemplating the maintenance costs for the future on the car