Magnus Walker Explains Why You Want A Vintage 911 Instead Of A Camry

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Apparently, it still needs to be explained to people why they should get rid of their sensible, reliable cars and instead buy vintage Porsches. That’s where Magnus Walker and un-crashed 911T comes in, dissuading a would-be Camry buyer on tonight’s episode of auto-yenta Spike Feresten’s show The Car Matchmaker on Esquire.

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You can watch Spike talk about important things in life on Esquire every Wednesday at 9 EST/8 CST.

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