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Re: Considering a 940 Turbo Wagon 200 1992

posted by  someone claiming to be John (Turbo, 245 & 940) on  Tue Jan 2 08:30 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Jason--

I can't for the life of me figure out a logical pitch to convince your parents you need a new car. While the 245 can't provide many thrills in the speed department, it's dependable transportion and (from your description) will get you where you want to go. I wouldn't advise swapping it for a faster (or slower) car right now without knowing what you plan to be doing a year or so from now. If you're going away to college, you likely won't need any car. If you're going to commute to college, the 940 will be a nice ride, but will you be able to afford the higher maintenance costs of the turbo? If you're going to work after high school, you'll have $ for a newer car - or a nicer 940. How about a monster sound system in the ol' 245?





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