What Should My Husband Charge To Replace Engine In Porsche?
What should my husband charge to replace engine in porsche? 85 per hour. Then he should charge time and material (Oil, gaskets, hardware, etc.). The local shops use a Flat Rate book that estimates how long it takes to do something. That is what the shops use to make an estimate. If he wants to underbid the local shops, then he needs to determine what his time and expertise is worth. Hopefully he knows what he is doing and has had experience with Porsche or VW cars.|||Nothing, because he has no idea. Besides, he has to give a quote. The people may say "screw you, that is too much" There is the repair manual that says how long the job should take to do.|||We charge at least 800.00 to put in chevy motors depending on the make. How good of a mechanic is your husband? Does he have a full time job? Because it may take a while to remove that engine.|||He should charge whatever he feels like. Sooner or later, some dummy will come along and pay for it.|||It is not hard to change - actually easier than a 350 chevy in a truck.
What do you think of the Porsche Boxster? Most of my friends drive 911s, M3s and Astons, but I want to get a Porsche Boxster, what do you guys think? They are slating me! It's a great car. Compared to other roadsters in it's class (i.e. the BMW Z4) the handling is far superior (by the way, both cars run 0 - 60 in 5.9 seconds - manual transmission). The Boxster S can actually outpace a 911 on a curvy track. The Box shines in the twisties, if you want a "go straight as fast as you can" car, then the Box isn't for you. If you want a car that can take corners like nobodys business than you definately want to take a look at the Box. Definately not a "poor man's Porsche" or a "Hairdresser's car". 10k with the money for the Boxster and go with the Cayman. The could not afford it ! 911|||boxters are great cars, but they do have some downsides.
Third, and finally, you would only buy one if you cant afford a 911. if you are buying a car so you can drive with your friends in thier astons, 911's, and m3s, buy a m6. It might be a bit pricey, but it is pretty damn fast. 40 g. if you dicide to follow my advice on the elise, you will be very happy. 1,900 lbs. the exige s version can out-perform the v8 mustang as well.|||Aren't they known as 'poor mans Porsche'? Anyways, I wouldn't say no to one so I reckon you should go for it if you like it! Boxster have NEVER driven a Porsche or ever will be able to afford a Porsche. I own a 911, and I can tell you, the Boxster is a REAL Porsche. 50K) is an outstanding deal, and is a better drive, and it looks astounding. A little bit of 550 Spyder, a little bit of 911, a little bit of Carrera GT design all rolled into one, and it makes for one fantastic design.
Get the Cayman without the gimmicks, and superflous add-on junk. And then ask your friends if they want to challenge you at the racetrack. 26amp; yes I'd love a go|||they say its the best value for money sportscar ever made|||seriously, its a nice looking and sounding car, but it doesn't have that much power. 4 roadster, it gets smoked. I never liked the Boxster, primarily because the top (in terms of horsepower and gearing) end of the car is a bit sluggish; the Cayman, in contrast, has better gear ratios and suspension feedback. I subscribe to "don't buy a boxter". Mr. Ferdinand could see the Boxter, he would be very disappointed.|||it's a good sports car for someone that is richer than a mustang owner but not like carrera gt rich|||Competent car but rather troublesome. Also, I do tell everyone its my wife's car ! Dont do it. Those are great cars, but they are low end on the Porsche ladder. Your friends cars will spank that Boxster in every category. The boxster is the "poor" mans Porsche. If you want a convertible go with an Mercadez SLK or SL. If you want to compete with those guys you'll have to get around an SLK 500. even better.
Beverly Hills Porsche is now taking orders for the all new Porsche Cayman S Black Edition. Only a few of these limited edition cars will come to Los Angeles and Beverly Hills Porsche has secured the best allocations. Following on the heels of the recently announced 911 and Boxster S Black Editions, Porsche introduces a new, sporty and limited edition Cayman S arriving late this summer. The 2012 Cayman S Black Edition features a 10-horsepower boost and a long list of standard equipment at an attractive price. This new mid-engine sports car is only available in solid black and features a monochrome treatment with a black body and black-painted 19-inch Boxster Spyder design wheels. Normally contrasting trim pieces from the Cayman S are also painted for a uniform look: the side air intake grilles are painted black, as are the twin exhaust tailpipes and the model designation on the rear deck lid.