The Official ARFCOM Porsche Thread (Page 9 of 153)
Holy cow this thread is chock full of  . You gentlemen have some gorgeous race cars.  |
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flgfish: "Low mileage cars piss me off. You saving your girlfriend for the next guy? Drive the car and enjoy it. A 911 is damn near bulletproof."
flgfish: "Low mileage cars piss me off. You saving your girlfriend for the next guy? Drive the car and enjoy it. A 911 is damn near bulletproof."
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Down with covid since Monday. Fortunately it has just been like a bad cold. Anyway, feeling better today and stir crazy. 60s and sunny today. Thinking best quarantine will be a sunroof open, tunes blazing, exhaust roaring, long drive! Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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@beitodesstrafe , my wife says your green one is the most beautiful color she's ever seen on a auto - and she's pretty opinionated about colors. 
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flgfish: "Low mileage cars piss me off. You saving your girlfriend for the next guy? Drive the car and enjoy it. A 911 is damn near bulletproof."
flgfish: "Low mileage cars piss me off. You saving your girlfriend for the next guy? Drive the car and enjoy it. A 911 is damn near bulletproof."
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Originally Posted By Butternut: @beitodesstrafe , my wife says your green one is the most beautiful color she's ever seen on a auto - and she's pretty opinionated about colors. Thanks! It really is an amazing color, but a little hard to nail down exactly what color it is. It kinda shifts around.  I generally don't even like green, and was a little, wtf? When my partner ordered it in green, but she had seen the color on a Panamera in Finland, and told me to trust her. She was right.
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Originally Posted By Butternut: Holy cow this thread is chock full of . You gentlemen have some gorgeous race cars. Welcome to the dark side! Pull up a chair and stay awhile. Originally Posted By vetmotox: Down with covid since Monday. Fortunately it has just been like a bad cold. Anyway, feeling better today and stir crazy. 60s and sunny today. Thinking best quarantine will be a sunroof open, tunes blazing, exhaust roaring, long drive! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/325229/BF319083-7C42-4521-BC8E-661FCCD5F430_jpe-1909332.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/325229/003FDFDC-1C6F-4EF7-B39F-09F18E5B9CEC_jpe-1909334.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/325229/023BB789-90B9-44D8-9401-CA6EDE1FA276_jpe-1909335.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/325229/D746A5C3-243B-4480-8AA7-BD7F11C43870_jpe-1909336.JPG That interior looks fantastic against the white. And it's so clean! |
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Originally Posted By beitodesstrafe: Thanks! It really is an amazing color, but a little hard to nail down exactly what color it is. It kinda shifts around. I generally don't even like green, and was a little, wtf? When my partner ordered it in green, but she had seen the color on a Panamera in Finland, and told me to trust her. She was right. Yeah, she did good. |
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My '07 987v1 Cayman S, manual. I've had it a year(6k miles) and love it more every time I get in. I feel grateful to get to drive a machine this intuitive and well made. German silver is best silver!      |
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Anything to watch out for in the 2009? Looking for an entry level car https://www.fawsittmotors.com/listing/2009-porsche-911-997-2-c4s-coupe/ |
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Originally Posted By NorthBridge: @Mblades Did you ever get the headlamp swap done? Was hoping to see the new look... Unfortunately not. I intended on reusing the old gaskets because reportedly the new ones are too think and make the install a pain in the ass but they were too far gone so I had to order new ones anyway. I figured I may as well get new hardware and bulbs too, so I’m still waiting on a couple things. Hopefully I can get it done this week because it’s been great driving weather and I’m having withdrawals. |
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Originally Posted By colt_thompson: Anything to watch out for in the 2009? Looking for an entry level car https://www.fawsittmotors.com/listing/2009-porsche-911-997-2-c4s-coupe/ I dig it. The 4S body with the quad exhaust, the wing, and carbon buckets really give it an aggressive look. |
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Agreed. It’s a fantastic combo. Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Originally Posted By NorthBridge: That interior looks fantastic against the white. And it's so clean! Agreed. It’s a fantastic combo. Thanks! I do agree. I prefer a tan interior with a lot of colors. But, white and tan gets the crown fo me. Just returned from a glorious 2.5 drive on NE PA back roads. Beautiful greens emerging. Many had the same idea... I found plenty of safe places to have some fun. Dusted a few over zealous ricers here and there too!  Man these cars are fun! Exceeds my expectations every time s get behind the wheel. |
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Originally Posted By ColdboreDreamer: My '07 987v1 Cayman S, manual. I've had it a year(6k miles) and love it more every time I get it. I feel grateful to get to drive a machine this intuitive and well made. German silver is best silver! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/163015/8DA2E1D3-6318-420D-9832-F3D3C21F7B5C-1909521.jpghttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/163015/cayman-1524178.pnghttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/163015/kernriver_sm-1876227.jpghttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/163015/CaymanS-1411192.jpghttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/163015/image0-1594024.jpg Love everything about the Cayman... Except how I fit. Guess I need to loose some more weight! Would love to get one at some point. |
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Originally Posted By colt_thompson: Anything to watch out for in the 2009? Looking for an entry level car https://www.fawsittmotors.com/listing/2009-porsche-911-997-2-c4s-coupe/ Can’t help with opinion on 2009. Too new to game. However, looks clean. Love the carbon seats! |
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Originally Posted By vetmotox: Thanks! I do agree. I prefer a tan interior with a lot of colors. But, white and tan gets the crown fo me. My wife has the tan in her “garnet” Panamera (not sure what the actual Porsche name for the color is  ), and the combo looks really nice. |
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Originally Posted By RandomGuy1911A1: Shitty 718 picture https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/232454/20210313_152959-1864758.jpg nom nom nom... Love spiders and humps. |
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Originally Posted By colt_thompson: Anything to watch out for in the 2009? Looking for an entry level car https://www.fawsittmotors.com/listing/2009-porsche-911-997-2-c4s-coupe/ Originally Posted By colt_thompson: Anything to watch out for in the 2009? Looking for an entry level car https://www.fawsittmotors.com/listing/2009-porsche-911-997-2-c4s-coupe/ Looks like a good build. Nothing jumps out at me for features. The 2009 did not have IMS issues, so the only thing I can think of would be potential bore scoring. Division: PCNA Commission #: 676621 Prod Month: 2008-08-01 VIN: WP0AB29919S720548 Price: $112,135.00 Exterior: Meteor Grey Metallic Interior: Black Full Leather Warranty Start: January 31, 2009 BASE 911 Carrera 4S 030 PASM Sports Suspension 250 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) 267 Self Dimming Mirrors 619 Bluetooth Phone Interface 640 Sport Chrono Package Plus 672 Navigation Module for PCM 680 Bose High End Sound Package 686 XM Radio 762 PAG Code - Launch code 810 Floor Mats in Interior Color 870 Universal Audio Interface 9Q Meteor Grey Metallic AT Black Full Leather P03 Sport Bucket Seats ETA - okay, I should have looked at the pics before posting, but saw someone's comments about carbon seats. First, I'm not sure if the seats are stock - I'd have to search for 997.2 bucket seats to be sure. Second, the build doesn't mention aerokit and I don't see a nose splitter so the wing was almost certainly added after purchase. If it creates any real downforce, without the additional splitter up front you do have a risk of the nose getting light at speed. If you don't every go over 90, you'll probably never notice it. |
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Originally Posted By NorthBridge: Gonna try and get this POS running. Blows a ton of white smoke when running. I’m sure the heads gotta come off at minimum. Gonna need a lot of cosmetic TLC as well... https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/337680/9CD744CC-57D8-4413-BFEE-56D6F278574B_jpe-1891294.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/337680/A8BA2E6E-4D6D-4559-9C0E-E392E5F8E9D5_jpe-1891295.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/337680/BD764196-7174-448F-A9F9-46DAE41E5E39_jpe-1891296.JPG Boxster is running like a top after repairs! Working on the cosmetics now. This bitch is ROUGH (see quoted post for “before” pics) Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: This thread is actually making me think of selling my GTS. GT3 GT3 GT3 GT3 |
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Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: GT3 GT3 GT3 GT3 Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: Originally Posted By DK-Prof: This thread is actually making me think of selling my GTS. GT3 GT3 GT3 GT3 All you gotta do is cut off the top of the "S" and turn it around and you are all set. 
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Originally Posted By NorthBridge: To get a different one or just something different entirely? Originally Posted By NorthBridge: Originally Posted By DK-Prof: This thread is actually making me think of selling my GTS. To get a different one or just something different entirely? I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it.  |
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it. Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Originally Posted By NorthBridge: Originally Posted By DK-Prof: This thread is actually making me think of selling my GTS. To get a different one or just something different entirely? I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it. 
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SOON WE WILL JUST UPLOAD OUR RECOIL TO THE CLOUD
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Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/425212/789770496291766272-1838708.png Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Originally Posted By NorthBridge: Originally Posted By DK-Prof: This thread is actually making me think of selling my GTS. To get a different one or just something different entirely? I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/425212/789770496291766272-1838708.png
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it. Everyone finds satisfaction in their vehicles differently. I’ll never (never say never, I know) take my car to the track. I did so much door handle to door handle racing on dirt ovals that a track day where I’d have to be cleared to drive at certain levels and have to get waved by etc would bore me to tears. I just like the way the car feels to drive it, even just putting it around. I’ll go find a twisty road here and there when I can because it’s fun but a lot of people would say that a GT3 is wasted in me. Fuck it, don’t care. If it makes you smile, then it’s not a waste. Your car is so good looking that I’d imagine a good bit of the enjoyment is looking at it after a wash or just bumming around in the garage. Nothing wasteful about that at all, IMHO. |
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it. You're not alone. It took a while to admit, but my Cayman is a souvenir. Its first 3,000 km were driven in the Alps, its home turf, with all the twists, turns, climbs, descents, de-restricted speed zones, and glorious vistas. It makes infinite sense there and delivers a truly superior, satisfying experience. I'd say 75% of my satisfaction with Porsche is tied up in my two European Delivery experiences. Another 5% in their above-and-beyond engineering, 5% in the customization, 5% in the racing school classes, and the rest in day-to-day use and other ownership facets. Was my Cayman experience worth $95,000.00 and 5 weeks off? With all the shit I did, yes, without question. Do I need this car in my American life? Hell no, but I own it. It's interesting how much you change when you get what you want. |
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it. Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Originally Posted By NorthBridge: Originally Posted By DK-Prof: This thread is actually making me think of selling my GTS. To get a different one or just something different entirely? I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it. Of course it doesn’t inspire you. Because it has the grocery getter transmission. |
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Originally Posted By Danus_ex: You're not alone. It took a while to admit, but my Cayman is a souvenir. Its first 3,000 km were driven in the Alps, its home turf, with all the twists, turns, climbs, descents, de-restricted speed zones, and glorious vistas. It makes infinite sense there and delivers a truly superior, satisfying experience. I'd say 75% of my satisfaction with Porsche is tied up in my two European Delivery experiences. Another 5% in their above-and-beyond engineering, 5% in the customization, 5% in the racing school classes, and the rest in day-to-day use and other ownership facets. Was my Cayman experience worth $95,000.00 and 5 weeks off? With all the shit I did, yes, without question. Do I need this car in my American life? Hell no, but I own it. It's interesting how much you change when you get what you want. Originally Posted By Danus_ex: Originally Posted By DK-Prof: I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it. You're not alone. It took a while to admit, but my Cayman is a souvenir. Its first 3,000 km were driven in the Alps, its home turf, with all the twists, turns, climbs, descents, de-restricted speed zones, and glorious vistas. It makes infinite sense there and delivers a truly superior, satisfying experience. I'd say 75% of my satisfaction with Porsche is tied up in my two European Delivery experiences. Another 5% in their above-and-beyond engineering, 5% in the customization, 5% in the racing school classes, and the rest in day-to-day use and other ownership facets. Was my Cayman experience worth $95,000.00 and 5 weeks off? With all the shit I did, yes, without question. Do I need this car in my American life? Hell no, but I own it. It's interesting how much you change when you get what you want. We were going to do that, but with COVID, my luck they would have canceled a day before we flew to pick it up. |
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it. I need an example of your dream car before fully judging you. |
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Originally Posted By CajunMojo: I need an example of your dream car before fully judging you. Originally Posted By CajunMojo: Originally Posted By DK-Prof: I probably would not get a different one. I am a bit torn. I almost feel like a 911 is wasted on me. I don't really take it out on twisty roads, or ever really push it. Other than going to the track once, I pretty much only use it as a commuter and grocery getter. And a 911 was never really my "dream car" in the first place - so I am not sure how much I would actually even miss it. I am certain this makes me sound like a colossal spoiled asshole; I have a 911 - which IS lots of peoples' dream car - and I don't even appreciate it. I need an example of your dream car before fully judging you.  |
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Originally Posted By Surf: We were going to do that, but with COVID, my luck they would have canceled a day before we flew to pick it up. The pro is an unforgettable motoring experience. The con is no amount of normal life driving here measures up to that experience. COVID royally fucked travel by crushing destinations worldwide. I'd say you missed out, but there's nothing to see/do outside of driving. |
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Originally Posted By beitodesstrafe: https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/CJ-COMP-GEESE.jpg?strip=all&quality=100&w=1200&h=800&crop=1 I LOL'd. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: I know this is a Porsche thread, but there is an itch I may have to scratch. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/174335/5335DA79-4886-4908-B09F-B7C1C92014B4-1911419.jpg You'll be back. They always come back. All B/S aside the 570's are incredible machines. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: I know this is a Porsche thread, but there is an itch I may have to scratch. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/174335/5335DA79-4886-4908-B09F-B7C1C92014B4-1911419.jpg That'll work
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Originally Posted By D_J: I know this is a Porsche thread, but there is an itch I may have to scratch. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/174335/5335DA79-4886-4908-B09F-B7C1C92014B4-1911419.jpg But can you put a rally kit on it?
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Originally Posted By Notcalifornialegal: You'll be back. They always come back. All B/S aside the 570's are incredible machines. Originally Posted By Notcalifornialegal: Originally Posted By D_J: I know this is a Porsche thread, but there is an itch I may have to scratch. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/174335/5335DA79-4886-4908-B09F-B7C1C92014B4-1911419.jpg You'll be back. They always come back. All B/S aside the 570's are incredible machines. Well, part of me realized the ‘18 GT3 was bought as something to hold me over until I could order a new GT3 just how I wanted it. If it’s just an interim vehicle, why limit myself vs trying something I might not want to keep long term. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: Well, part of me realized the ‘18 GT3 was bought as something to hold me over until I could order a new GT3 just how I wanted it. If it’s just an interim vehicle, why limit myself vs trying something I might not want to keep long term. Does the 458 merit consideration? High revving NA V8. Awesome chassis. Makes a hell of a noise. Just sticks out a bit.
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Originally Posted By Notcalifornialegal: Does the 458 merit consideration? High revving NA V8. Awesome chassis. Makes a hell of a noise. Just sticks out a bit. Originally Posted By Notcalifornialegal: Originally Posted By D_J: Well, part of me realized the ‘18 GT3 was bought as something to hold me over until I could order a new GT3 just how I wanted it. If it’s just an interim vehicle, why limit myself vs trying something I might not want to keep long term. Does the 458 merit consideration? High revving NA V8. Awesome chassis. Makes a hell of a noise. Just sticks out a bit. Not as many choices, not available with factory warranty intact (at a similar price point), too sensitive to added mileage. If things go as planned, I’ll try an F-car and a Lambo at some point, but probably not before retirement. |
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Originally Posted By MadMonkey: I've been lusting after an early Cayman for a while. Would an older one make a decent daily driver or are they maintenance intensive? Is a Boxster better or worse? (ETA: Not that worried about performance, I just enjoy lightweight sports cars and don't have a problem working for speed  )I doubt I'd be tracking it, I'd probably get a Miata for that. Anybody? My sister just ordered a new Cayenne and my weenie feels threatened
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Originally Posted By D_J: I know this is a Porsche thread, but there is an itch I may have to scratch. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/174335/5335DA79-4886-4908-B09F-B7C1C92014B4-1911419.jpg NoVA is in a MacLaren phase right now, I've seen the Aston Martin phase in the early 2000s and the Ferrari phase. You know what's timeless? THE PORSCHE 911 |
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