Here's why the 944 is the best Porsche

[@Joddyjohn5]

These are like bedtime stories for car guys

[@Young_Blueberry_]

Never though if it like that but yes

[@blumix5441]

Me watching this at bedtime

[@Joddyjohn5]

@@blumix5441 it actually helps to sleep tho 😂👀

[@Joddyjohn5]

@@Young_Blueberry_ well yes but actually yes 😂

[@alvi-fab336]

Absolutely true

[@johnultimate1161]

1989 944 S2. new shocks, bigger sway bars. Best car ever.

[@josefyoung3245]

As a 944 owner I am happy to see someone talking positive about a 944 😃

[@reddevil944]

Josef Young Same here, got a 944 Turbo last year and it’s amazing.

[@TheOperatorBravo]

Josef Young are you going to 944 Fest?

[@ajestuesta]

I got mine and I love it. It's my autox car, I'm about to slap some springs on it too

[@cornercarver636]

Operator Bravo Where is 944 fest?

[@TheOperatorBravo]

CornerCarver 944 Nelson Ledges Ohio

[@christophertflournoy7830]

I had one at 16 loved it

[@mtk6190]

Well I completely agree, 944 is my favourite

[@Hoodooboiiii]

MTK was my first car and I absolutely loved it

[@ronbaer67]

makes me reget not buying one when i was 16 and had the situation in my lap

[@Hoodooboiiii]

ron baer bro they’re such a blast especially with the 5 speed manual. I’ve driven newer manuals and it had by far the smoothies and easiest clutch I’ve ever driven. Unfortunately, j ran it into back of a truck. I still have it tho. After college I plan to ls swap and rebuild it into a beast

[@codyparis317]

944 is Definitely my favorite as well Right now, I daily a 1989 944s2

[@zenith2455]

If I could fit in one I would have bought one by now :( Love the styling of them.

[@bratcafe5632]

Still have mine....bought new in 1987. Has 69,k miles now.....all original and very close to perfect...Never to be sold.

[@jonassturm2787]

Soooo: POP UP UP AND DOWN HEADLIGHTS! pop up up and down headlights

[@joeljeffrey9139]

Another fan of Donut Media I see.

[@Moto_Medics]

I came here to do as my forefathers before me have done, ahem... POP UP UP AND DOWN HEADLIGHTS ! POP UP UP AND DOWN HEADLIGHTS uh Pop pop pop POP UP UP AND DOWN HEADLIGHTS !

[@nicholas_scott]

@@Moto_Medics I had a Ford EXP... 30 years ago with the flip lights. 95% of the time, one was up, and one was down. They drove me nuts!

[@madmike-1693]

Ah, I see you're a man of culture

[@iwtommo]

Headlights go up, headlights go down. Headlights go up...

[@franke990]

1985.5 944 was my first car. I still miss it

[@JRGarage]

944s are finally getting the appreciation they deserve over recent years🙏🏻 What an awesome little 80s icon that is so much fun to drive and work on! Prices are climbing after being at rock bottom 5-10 years ago. Oh and don’t forget about the Turbo 951 option🤩

[@TakeFlightGarage]

JR Garage launched your entire channel and now mini KZbin empire with a 944. I was sad when you guys sold the Red 951. Always gotta have love for the 944 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@williamrogers8299]

4:30 or so. I literally never driven a manual, 18 years old, meet up with a seller of a 83' 944 at a Kroger. Bought a 944 and thought to myself after buying, no test drive before meeting, gave thousands to a guy I've never met, had a friend drive me to said Kroger thinking, I'm getting my new Porsche home... It was half way between seller and me, easily 20 miles. Again I've never driven a manual, being young and dumb, have never used a towing company, said this is coming home. I learned to drive a manual with a little hello from p.o/seller and got my 944 home about 45 minutes later in rush hour. Great memories, I love these cars, maybe I got lucky to learn a manual quickly before screwing up the clutch. Got a 944 turbo a few years later and have owned 8 Porsche's (4 were auto though, Cayenne's) . Can't wait to find a super clean 944 turbo or 968 to have in the future

[@frankthetank9513]

Didn’t recognize you without the cap, but recognized you after a minute of you talking. Awesome video!

[@eriktruchinskas3747]

8:08 thats the engines soul escaping

[@bz1mm]

Wait - you found a 944 with a dash that *WASN’T* cracked?

[@cornercarver636]

Ben Zimmerman Is it really that much of a common problem? I had no idea.

[@macwoods8011]

Yeah that’s just not possible 😂

[@cornercarver636]

Mac Woods Mine isn’t lol, that’s why I didn’t realize it was a problem.

[@macwoods8011]

CornerCarver 944 We’ll then you sir have a gem what’s the mileage?

[@admiralfloofz658]

Ive had 3 944s with dashboards that were uncracked. 2 of them sitting in my garage currently

[@audi8799]

My dad had a gray 944

[@brendan5846]

My buddy in pa works on 944’s. I was in the market for one so I drove from va to pa. Turns out he had around 50 behind his shop. So we dragged a few out to make the perfect car. He put twin turbos on it. White body. Sense we’ve know each other for so long, he gave it to me for free.

[@mochila19]

I know it’s been a long time since your comment, but does he still have some? I’ve been trying to find a decent one off of marketplace but there’s not many good options. I’ll pay good money for it!

[@WyattCayer]

2:00 Dude looks like reese from malcolm in the middle!!!

[@tydontdy3459]

“I was being way to fancy for what I actually was...” I feel like that’s kind of Casey’s mantra

[@UmmmmmmmWhat]

And words you will probably never hear said by Austin.

[@austinwrighteous]

Oh bill, my dear boy! You nearly had me choketh on my lunch of escargot and pate. Posh!

[@ASVABWAIVER11B]

LOLOLOL

[@jass2085]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who absolutely loves the 944...getting one for cheap from my guitar teacher soon, 1984.5, guards red, 55k and a stick, and a spring clutch😍😍😍

[@993mike]

I raced a 944 and a 968 with a buddy of mine for 20 years, and they were great. Won quite a few races in them, as the balanced handling, good brakes and reliability made them very good race cars - especially the 968 with the extra power.

[@keithives8055]

I had 944 Porsche 944S, 944 cab, 944turbo in the mid ‘ 80s and loved every minute of them !!!

[@hyperjas5]

My dad had a 944 when I was in middle school (mid 90s). I loved that car. All of the labels were in German which made it had to read when he first got it, but we got used to what they all did. Thanks for bringing me down memory lane.

[@BAMovin]

Had one in Montego black. Loved it. Weissach axle made the handling superb.

[@spyderMN]

I never intended to love my 944 the way I do...It was intended to be a stepping stone to get me into a Cayman or 911. She's been my daily for almost 6 years now and I can't imagine not having her anymore. It's been more reliable than anything from 1988 should be. She is beautiful, fun, and my wife loves her too because she looks just like the car from 16 candles.

[@Cchhiirroonn]

I love the 944 there nice my dad has one and a 73 911 and I love them bolth

[@Live4everism]

Soooo....the buttons on Casey's shirt finally gave out?

[@CaseyPutsch]

Christopher Cenzer yep!

[@Live4everism]

@@CaseyPutsch haha thank you for all the awesome stories! You are on the Mount Rushmore of VinWiki

[@dudeman8323]

I had a radio shack RC 944, loved it

[@civfrk102]

Is is odd that I knew this was a Casey story with just seeing the thumbnail... and I didn't even notice the plate... LOVE HIS STORIES!!!

[@ThePhoneGenius2009]

Doug is in Ohio too lol

[@moretrash4you]

You must be gay.

[@civfrk102]

@@moretrash4you how in the actual f○(k does anything I said imply that???

[@thecsslife]

My dad's got a white 944s. So many fond memories of him driving me when I was a child, showing how fast it can be

[@goofyleo3869]

Yup; great cars. Back in the 80's my buddies dad had a gold one we would swipe everytime his parents would go on vacation. Still remember the solid 'thunk' closing the doors. Love pop-up headlights to this day. I have 4 cars with them. X1/9, MR2, Celica GT and a 914.

[@happyfox711]

Really ? The doors are famous for saying click. Are you sure you didn't just dream about finding where his parents hid the keys ?

[@XavierSteel]

Grandfather owns one, it’s so badass. I want to build it.

[@XavierSteel]

Mocha black too

[@richeagrn2422]

I had an 83 944 repainted guards red (originally champagne). Brown interior. Had my rubber clutch center break too.

[@RegionalRadioShackManager]

Took my 944 with 250k original miles from Vegas to LA to pick up a Mustang GT at an auction a week ago. Amazing road trip with my dad. I paid $1500 for the 944 btw. If you think of getting one GET IT

[@DustyBalz]

I bought a 84 944 in 1985 with 3000 miles on her, I drove it through the 80s and then kept it as a toy for another few decades, sold it in 2009 with 140,000 miles, still in great shape, guards red, what a great car, cornered like it was in rails and very quick . I miss selling it

[@RicCross]

Agree with Casey as the 944 is/was a great DD. Right amount of compliance in suspension and handling/power delivery for street use is superb

[@jrew3569]

Ric Cross what power?

[@Seaker24]

As an American we are used to horsepower. With a 944 you have to keep the revs up. That is where the fun is. Find a curvy road and enjoy. It's not a line car. Each car has its purpose. I agree, it's not a power car but the mix of power and handling is a smile maker. I have owned all kinds of cars and this class is what I have grown to enjoy. That's for me, no aspersions to anyone.

[@kondor99999]

@@jrew3569 It’s surprisingly punchy. I have a 2018 M6 and you’d think the 944 would feel really slow, but if doesn’t! I have no idea why. It has a very flat torque curve and weighs nothing, maybe that’s it.

[@chrislucas4634]

Im so happy to see 944s on a bigger channel, i absolutely love my '88 944 automatic, even though it likes to break down because the old owner trashed it

[@chrislucas4634]

Hes right about the front lip on the bumper being a great little place to set stuff, i need to stop commenting before the end of the video, lol

[@vinmilesfewpics]

I for real looked at 5 944s last night...... drove one, that rubber clutch sucks when it goes bad

[@paulcarmi8130]

Just watched the aging wheels video share he addressed the rubber clutch, seems like itd be a pain

[@HarmanLearns]

Yea I bought one with a broken rubber clutch, drove it in 2nd down the street to my shop and swapped in a modern spring clutch and it was great fun for a few years.

[@joshster2924]

I’ve been on copart most of today and it’s all porches I just posted all the 944s on there here crazy I was looking at them and the trending video is about 994s

[@thirdstar9255]

Every Porsche from the 80's had the "rubber clutch." It's not supposed to "go bad." Apparently people have no idea how to drive.

[@happyfox711]

@@thirdstar9255 they last longer over here (in Europe) I say no more. Yes I do automatic pussies.

[@es330td]

I used to drive a Mk III Toyota Supra with the pop-up headlights. My next fun car will be a 944 in part for the headlights.

[@JoeManLARockinEmpire]

Absolutely right I learned to drive stick in a 944 at age 15! That was an amazing experience.

[@albertmaynard1147]

1989 944 - the 2.7L one. My favourite car ever. Its acceleration, and road grippiness (that's a word, right??). Plus, it would fit 2 sets of golf clubs in the back - perfect. I would love to own one again

[@brodylangsly6194]

Love them. My first car was an 85.5 Porsche 944 (guards red with real Fuchs) that had been sitting for 14 years, took me 6 months to get it running and smogged and started my intense love of cars. The 85.5 was the change in dashes he keeps referring to also

[@DaveJudd]

I have a black s2 3 litre 1990 model, second 944 I've owned.Love them.

I agree I had a 944 back in the day in gold (not as bad as it sounds), it was a car that ticked all the boxes, sensible engine size, not over quick but pretty good, hatchback and you could use it every day......how many sensible priced coupes can you buy nowadays with that pedigree and fun factor.......all the sports cars have gone into the stratosphere as far as pricing and the only car I can think is close is the Toyota GT86.

[@jeffevers3732]

Enjoyed the vid.Very good story.

[@eli.m127]

*Doug DeMuro is typing...*

[@The_regular]

usual_toast I offered to let him review mine

[@youtubebotacc]

THIS!

[@MrCharlesv361]

Well hurry up ya bastard lol

[@behindthen0thing]

He's a pos

[@thirdstar9255]

Doug DeMuro is a poseur

[@wilhobbs207]

I dreamed of one for years. I finally got one. 1986 NA - Midnight Blue with factory Fuchs. Favorite detail are the valve stem supports to prevent valve flex and attendant loss of air pressure at autobahn speeds Cool!

[@short0811]

I owned a 1984 Porsche 944 when I was stationed in Hawaii in 2000-2004. God I loved that thing. It was a beautiful cinnamon brown with Fuchs polished wheels. I bought it for $5,000 and it was worth every dollar. I still kick myself for not bringing it back home.

[@JB-sv5pr]

My Money My Choice aloha my brotha you like me find it for you ? I’m assuming you were stationed on Oahu ? Anyways I know the feels must have been cherry riding around in a 944 I almost bought a turbo one but I backed out couple years back !

[@short0811]

@@JB-sv5pr It was such a fun car to own and I will buy a newer 1986-1991 car soon. (I love the more updated Dash and interior) I was stationed on Oahu at Kaneohe Bay.

[@JB-sv5pr]

My Money My Choice that’s dope

[@pilotwhale]

I owned one too. Had the Rear air dam ... heavy duty suspension, Every piece on the car is there for a reason. Nothing extra

[@ricverm]

Soooo, funny story.......I am a DeLorean owner (have been for 15 years) and looking for a 944 and found your story. Cool story!

[@QuickshiftCars]

I agree, one of the most underrated cars of all time!

[@addyrevolution1745]

Great Job! 👍

[@lancairw867]

I was a teen in the 80s and to this day the 944 and Ferrari 308 still look great 👍🏻

[@Jenuin]

Awesome story Casey!!!!

[@tamrynmyers3773]

Never driven one but I love the way a 944 looks

[@tilburg8683]

same, love to own one but don't know about maintenance so.

[@zacharylindsay2302]

Like 6 years ago when I was 17 and a junior in high school, I saved up 2500 bucks and bought a 1987 grey 944 with the red/burgundy interior from a buddies dad who flipped cars and it was so ridiculously cool. I put like $2000 in repairs to it but it needed another 5k to be 100 percent but I ended up selling it and broke even once I went to college. I wish I could've have kept it though looking back. Seeing someone really digging 944s is nice, I thought I was the only one. Maybe I'll get another one again someday! Awesome video, brought back some sweet memories 👍🏾

[@theneckbreakers6836]

I can agree as my 944 is fantastic

[@LapoftheWorld]

My dad actually suggested looking for a Nein-Fo-Fo back in the day but they were hard to find in the Southeast that weren't either too expensive or rust buckets. When they're well kept, they're great, and I think that's mercifully becoming more common now that people are treating them as something more than "just an old car".

[@nickthompson318]

If you want a 944 in the southeast I know a guy. 😜

[@oned1422]

literally every single car guy ever 5:06

[@EdBolian]

I actually owned a 944 Turbo for a short time. I bought it as a loan to a friend that helped me when the first Gallardo motor blew up. After a few years of not being able to pay me back, he finally gave me the car. I only drove it a few times but it was a cool thing.

[@alockworkorange7296]

Didnt u tell that story at one poiny

[@rafayaziz3324]

The turbos a really fun car, I have it as my first!

[@aDIYCarGuy]

I'm a fan of the 944 as well

[@draxaphenix6549]

Bought a 944 Because of this video. Now time to work on the blown up e34 in my driveway.

[@trodd77]

We own a great white 944 Lux with full burgundy leather interior. Have had it for 30 years, in London, England. I used to stare at the wheel flares in the wing mirrors as a child, just because they looked awesome and reminded me of Le Mans, it always felt special. The bass from the exhaust is sweet. 944 is a brilliant thing to own!

[@codygavaza4041]

Love the channel

[@superchief15]

I owned 3 Porsche 944 from 1984, to 2014 it was an excellent Sports Car with balance the power that matched its handling. Two were brand new and the last one was a 3 liter with an triptronic automatic. The only reason I traded it away was I needed the parking space.at home.Great Car!

[@stephenwevans]

I've always felt like the 944 was the best looking Porsche. It was sleek, not bubble shaped, and really looked fast, not just sporty.

[@kondor99999]

Totally agree. If these had 240hp motors and were more rare, they’d be going for $120-150k. It’s rare to find one in as-new condition, but if you can - they are wonderful to drive.

[@qtrfoil]

@@kondor99999 1988 and later Turbo S. 250 horsepower, something like 1,500 in the US. I think good ones are starting to get in the $60k range now, and they're not slowing down.

[@waynedawson4948]

Excellent story! Great detail!!

[@SunKing968]

Everyone is also too afraid to publicly state that the 944 is cosmetically more beautiful than any 911 but it simply is : ) And that's not even getting into the glorious 951 or 944S2 with factory 17 inch Cup wheels etc. or the 968 Club Sport!

[@happyfox711]

I always said that ! Besides, almost every major car factory had a top model that looked like the 944(924) in the late 80's. That says a lot by itself. Nobody has ever copied a 911.. I'm also not afraid to say it - the 911 - (used to) look like if you hit a beetle a couple of times with a sledgehammer. Never liked it. Ugly, antique. Just a very wide around 70 model with the wing looks ok to me. It's different nowadays, though, and I always loved the flat 6.

[@P1983sche]

I’m not afraid. The body lines of a 944 are unparalleled. The flared hips in the rear, pop up headlights etc. My Dad has a Boxster and my 944 takes curves better than his. His ass end likes to slide out even with good proper tires .

[@SunKing968]

@@P1983sche Excellent! I own my dreamcar, a 1993 968CS in India Red, and will NEVER sell it*!! *Ironically, the one car I will never sell is the ONLY one that is actually APPRECIATING in value LOL

[@donreid6399]

I lusted after a 944 when I was a teen. Ended up with a '76 1/2 924. It wasn't fast, but I still felt like a king driving it around my little upstate New York town! 🙂

[@rmp5s]

Yea, first car I ever drove? My dad's Porsche 944 in, naturally, Guards Red. Will always adore these things.

[@fcimports9823]

Very very nice. I had similar experiences with my first 83 red with black interior 944. Downshifted and she seized. I had 2 more and even though I sold my last one it's still my favorite car. I unconsciously find the clock at 9:44 3 or 4 times a week still. Wonderful story and I totally agree. Give me the front engine cheap car that saved Porsche! I've been known to save a few. Lol

[@bicyclist2]

I love all the front engined Porsche's. The 928 S is my dream car. Great story. Thanks.

[@moparmanicgarage]

Than buy one. There's very cheap

[@Lessenjr]

S4 has been my teenage dream car for twenty years. Prices steadily going up and nice clean ones are not cheap.

[@cooldog8856]

I have a built and caged 944 turbo, keeps up with modern 911's to this day on a tight track, albeit heavily modified.

[@Mike-jj7tb]

I have a race green 1988 944 I’m working to restore at the time

[@danieljohnson4994]

Very nice need to see what it looks like when finished

[@behindthen0thing]

Great

[@danielbarbee7712]

Mike Davis love that color. Looks so good with a dark tan leather interior.

[@Mike-jj7tb]

Daniel Barbee thanks bro it’s a light tan interior might have to darken it up and put some custom wood trim pieces. Custom interior?

[@danielbarbee7712]

@@Mike-jj7tb yeah it's funny my mom (76 yo) just ordered a 2021 gle suv Mercedes 450 black with black rims and I talked her into the dark tan interior. I know all blk everything would be cool but I think blk@tan, grn@tan and the old egg shell cream that Mercedes had back in the day all look classy with that rich tan interior.... I want an f type 6cyl manual 2016 to 2018 with the old British racing green and dark tan interior. I'll pay to have it wrapped in the green but you can't find any with the manual for a decent price unless they're loaded with miles and have 2 or 3 owners. It is a true drivers car. Like your 944 . Not going to blow the doors off anything but fun to drive. I test drove a 2016 and was hooked but the price tag was pretty steep back then and still is now.

[@momlife2010]

This guy is my hero

[@philtrumble]

Casey's current wife: where's my Starlight picnic

[@CaseyPutsch]

Marcus Aurelius she has hers too. :)

[@Verwilderd]

944’s are my fav as well.

[@schaubyy]

I got one last Thursday for my 18th birthday. Nice upload timing :D

[@arttafil6792]

I always thought like you about the 944’s until I drove a 86 1/2 Toyota Supra! Looked very similar BUT with an inline 6 overhead cam engine! I found a Supra turbo that had had her head bolts replaced and a solid copper head gasket installed. It was a 5 speed model! I’m kicking myself in the butt for ever letting it go.

[@Edwardsmotorsports1]

Anyone have a lead to this guy? I’d love to get him back in a 944! I have an extra!

[@CaseyPutsch]

Ian Edwards no leads here. :)

[@Edwardsmotorsports1]

Casey Putsch give me a message on Instagram! @944visuals I’d love to talk!

[@678rwhp]

I've got the same affliction. I even had a 911 first but I still have more of a soft spot for the 924/944 than the 911. When I was in my teens I lucked up on an early 924T with like 40k miles on it for next to nothing. It was gunmetal grey with black interior and the sunroof. However the check valve on the oil feed to the turbo was stuck so if I took a left turn too quickly it would dump oil into the turbo and fumigate the street, the houses, the people within a block of my car with thick black smoke. That little car handled like it was on rails and was surprisingly very quick. I may be mistaken but I'd always been told that at the time of release the 924 was the best handling (skidpad) production Porsche ever made. Can anyone confirm or refute that?

[@FepXBL]

In terms of Porsche handling, the 911 is the benchmark, amongst lots of other titles.

[@678rwhp]

@@FepXBL I think you misunderstood. In the year that the 924 was introduced, I believe it was the best handling Porsche that had ever been produced.

[@FepXBL]

Chris Thompson Regardless of opinion, it’s the 911 that holds the records.

[@wyeth1023]

So many people drop LS's in those, I hear it's super fun.

[@jsquared1013]

It's a decent amount of work, though.

[@aaryeshg.6526]

Some people boost the heck out of 944 Turbos though.

[@happyfox711]

Ruins the whole point of the car that is the weight distribution, though. The original 924 Turbo with the tiny 4 cylinder had more than 400 horsepower in Le Mans, and it didn't explode in 24 hours. That was good power to weight and a perfectly balanced racecar.

[@stevekovacs6250]

94teen!! 😁👍

[@mountainwild5474]

Proudly an owner of a 944 :)

[@sgt.lightning5007]

It needs a bit of work and tlc, plus a windshield but i was just given a 944 and im so excited to get it running again

[@tangerinedream8987]

Theres a 944 abandoned in my area and I dont know who owns it but I'd really want it.

[@roninwilliams8898]

I grew up in Myrtle Beach,1984 944 on the bulaverd..same look as yours,I loved it

[@Joey-du9mj]

First car I ever fell in love with. Beautiful and timeless

[@danielferraro59]

Loved that story ! i saved and bought a 1986 944 lux in alpine white and had s2 cream carpet and leather fitted for my first car when i was 19 🤓 only just sold it to buy a 986S but i do have a red 944 turbo that i love to bits, heavily modified now, but i do miss my white first love 😢

[@DNR5586]

I still have all my Auto Trader clippings from back in the day (1983-'85) mounted in a scrap book. But they are of 1982-'85 Camaro Z28's & IROC's. Great video!

[@scalku]

My grandparents were thinking to give me their 86 944 in metallic burgundy... but I don’t have enough space for a 5th car. This video kills me because it’s got like no miles on it and they keep it on carpet

[@UpTownSmoke]

Excellent story. 944 will go up in value now.

[@mockngbrdy]

Great to look at and great fun to drive. Not so great to own. Had one and sold it. No regrets.

[@MrCraigBlake]

I own two Porsche 944s. Best purchases I have ever made. Porsche, there is no substitute. Porsche is the ultimate in German engineering.

[@P1983sche]

Craig Blake The car just makes sense when you work on it. Everything is engineered well. Simple car to work on.

[@sc9443]

944 and 924s were built by germans in Audi factory at Neckarsulm. 911s were built by italians in Stuttgart. We have had 2 white 944 '84 cars for twenty years, still smile at them. Wife's car stays on the drive all year, used regularly, mine is garaged and still has original cills. They need to be run regularly or the head gaskets fall to pieces.

[@CountryCarReviews]

My 944 has the original tire pump tool kit and even the bag for the tire and gloves.

[@shaolinlueb]

i agree. i had one for a couple years. amazing car.

[@cestusfr]

i love the 944.

[@andrewpaul51]

THE greatest 944 story I've ever heard. This has inspired me to finally pull the trigger on my own 944...I must have one!!

[@bjrnrs]

Great video. It is the best classic Porsche. I owne mine for 3,5 years now. And I’m still excited. Wouldn’t trade it in for an 911.

[@williesworldofwheels]

I had a bright red 87' 944. I bought it when I was 23. I loved that car. Picked up a rack of chicks with it and people tried hating. Its probably because it was their chicks I was scooping up. All I had to say was "I have a Porsche" and folks would smirk and say things like "Did YOU buy that Porsche?!?" I'd laugh and respond "YES! Pocket change! GOML". Mean while, it had something like 140,000 miles and was missing a third pedal. The value of them were at a all time low back then but still in alright condition. I've had tons of cars but like you said, the Porsche 944 is a car I'd love to own again... but with a turbo or V8. 👍

[@BakuganBrawler211]

I really want a older 80s Porsche always admired the driving dna within the cars I hope to soon purchase and return one of these gems to beyond showroom cleanness

[@supercattelephone]

i love the 944, it's so rattly the window panes on my house shake when it idles

[@bananahokage7688]

This. Is. My. DREAM. CAR. I’m so happy to see a video on it