If you are performing your own maintenance the timing belt / water pump replacement interval is spelled out clearly in the owners manual.

MK1 1.8L TT’s are painfully simple to maintain.

Did you say giggling women in the background?

I owned a black Aero that was mildly modified with exhaust work, a tune and a cold air intake by the previous owner (a 78 year old man).

We have a winner!

Anyone?

A company called Arcflash in Bend Oregon that specializes in motorsports driven digital instrumentation & engine data logging developed a conversion kit that facilitates the installation of a GM LS3 E-rod engine into the Cayman.

Nice to meet you Mr See No Evil🙈

Because of the Direct Injection design these engines will require the intake manifold to be removed every 40,000 to clean the carbon off the intake valves. (Roughly an $800 service if you are scrubbing each port by hand)

While I agree I think there is something extra douchetastic about the fact Joey Ruiter produced and narrated a video about himself instead of having an objective 3rd party (Like The Drive) shoot and document it.

I have an irrational love for the Sport Trac Adrenaline.

When a seller omits the number on the odometer it usually means they are unable to count that high.

This is fucking brilliant.

Replace VW with the word Porsche and you will understand how I feel about all the smug schmucks that think their 911 makes them automotively superior.

This is why I read the comments. It’s those little nuggets of information you never thought to ask but are like gold when you unexpectedly trip over them.

You obviously never clicked on the CL link.

Ohh look. A well adjusted Californian is selling a 993 cab just like it for $59k!

If this is pure fugly

A design study for the ultimate 6-passenger luxury sedan, the AD-2 featured a L28E 2.8-liter EFI inline-6 with a 4-link rear from a Nissan Laurel. The body had ultra-thin pillars, flared body panels, an airdam, and a rear wraparound window for increased visibility. It still had fender mirrors, but they were integrated…