Porsche 928 Buyers Guide Manual New Book

A small investment in this book could save you a fortune ... With the aid of this book's step-by-step expert guidance, you'll discover all you need to know about the car you want to buy. Unique point system will help you to place the cars value in relation to condition. This is an important investment - don't buy a car without this book's help.

Features:
• Expert advice from a marque expert.
• Unique points scoring system to evaluate cars after inspection.
• Walk away or stay? - quick initial evaluation of a car.
• How to check the car's authenticity.
• Which models are best.
• The implications of restoration.
• Is it the right car for you? - will it fit your garage, will you fit in the car?
• Running cost details.
• Detailed specifications.

• Is it the right car for you?
  marriage guidance
• Cost considerations
  affordable, or a money pit?
• Living with a 928
  will you get along together?
• Relative values
  which model for you?
• Before you view
  be well informed
• Inspection equipment
  these items will really help
• Fifteen minute evaluation
  walk away or stay?
• Key points
  where to look for problems
• Serious evaluation
  60 minutes for years of enjoyment
• Auctions
  sold! Another way to buy your dream
• Paperwork
  correct documentation is essential!
• What's it worth to you?
  let your head rule your heart!
• Do you really want to restore?
  it’ll take longer and cost more than you think
• Paint problems
  bad complexion, including dimples, pimples and bubbles
• Problems due to lack of use
  just like their owners, cars need exercise!
• The Community
  key people, organisations and companies in the 928 world
• Vital statistics
  essential data at your fingertips

Classic Cars - February 2007
64-page survival guide, recommended reading prior to viewing a car. With lots of colour photos, useful contacts and technical data.

Classic Car Weekly
Buying any second hand car is fraught with danger, but finding a good used Porsche can lead you through an absolute minefield of potentially wallet draining possibilities. For-warned is for-armed, so a small investment in this book could save a fortune in the long term by helping to avoid the lemons. The author, David Hemmings, has owned a 928 for 25 years and draws on his considerable experience to help the reader find the best car their budget will allow.

Broken down into 17 informative chapters, this handy sized book is ideal for taking with you when looking over a potential purchase and covers many useful topics, including if a 928 really is the right car for you, running costs and all of the bits and pieces that are expensive or difficult to put right. There are loads of detailed pictures sprinkled about the pages showing the different generations of cars, trim options and all of the little things only someone really familiar with these cars would know to look-out for. There are useful sections on how to buy a car, including how to find a good one at auction, what paper work should accompany a well looked after example, the various costs and problems associated with restoring one and how a well sorted car should behave on the test drive.

There may be plenty of cars to choose from out there, but this book is all about how to buy with your head, not your heart. If you’re a 928 novice this handy sized buyer’s guide is essential reading, especially if you bear in mind that you won’t be able to fix much on a bad car with the £9.99 you saved by ignoring this book.