Poll: Your Next Car
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Anonymous
You'd probably be better off with a 1995. That's when the 993 came out and the suspension geometry changed a lot. If you are fixed on the earlier, the Road America is the one to get. |
Anonymous
| Definitely electric but not a Tesla as it's sort of luxury (though I think they make decent products). Nissan ARIYA looks very interesting for later this year. |
Anonymous
| Hummer EV |
Anonymous
The 964 RS America doesn’t give me much driving experience other than a higher price tag over a C2. I also want one that is a hot rod that is highly modified which I wouldn’t do with an RS America. I’ve considered the 993, but it feels a lot newer and than 1 generation and I still like the older aircooled cars more. |
Anonymous
| Definitely some electric. Gas is going to get more expensive (good) and we need to make a shift away from ICE. I expect federal subsidies are forthcoming within the next year. |
Anonymous
| Either EV or weird old car. This would be the second car after the practical honda small suv. |
Anonymous
| I am committed to getting either hybrid or fully electric car for my next vehicle. I am open to brand but so far am looking at Kia Niro (SUV), Tesla (although this is out of my price range unless I can get it gently used or off lease). Whomever posted that Nissan above looks like a cool vehicle. I am 37 and Female. Whatever it winds up being I try not to buy brand new, rather gently used 2-4 years old and love to buy off lease vehicles. |
Anonymous
Anything with a turbocharged engine and stick shift/manual transmission......before they get extinct by the tsunami of electric cars..... 
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Anonymous
| 46, female. Next car will very likely be a RAV4 Prime. Hoping that my current RAV4 makes it a few more years, so that the Prime won’t be such a hot item by the time that I buy one. |
Anonymous
| Jaguar F Pace. 41, F |
Anonymous
If you really want to modify it you should really reconsider the 993 (depending upon your experience level). They are much more forgiving (and air-cooled - more accurately, oil-cooled). I have raced or track driven and instructed every model from 1970 thru 2011 (including the factory race cars from 1999 - 2010). But, at the end of the day, it is whatever puts a smile on your face. |
Anonymous
992 is tc & stick 
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Anonymous
| Something inexpensive I will pay cash for. After being surprised that my luxury car could be totaled in a minor fender bender I was able to drive the car home from I realize complex expensive cars are a waste of money that can be trashed in an instant. |
Anonymous
| I don’t know but it needs to have programmable seats and a heated steering wheel. |
Anonymous
| Audi RS6 station wagon |