997 for a DD?
Nov 17, 2010 | 05:28 PM
#31
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Uh oh, I might have to go drive this one. Every time I say I'll never buy another black car and I always end up with a black car. 6 times now. So fantastic looking clean.
Porsche : 911 - eBay (item 120647879531 end time Nov-22-10 07:57:06 PST)
Porsche : 911 - eBay (item 120647879531 end time Nov-22-10 07:57:06 PST)
Nov 17, 2010 | 05:40 PM
#33
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This is the battle I'm having in my head currently, want vs. needs. That's how I ended up with the M5, it met all of the above. I'm very happy with the bimmer, and it's not like I want to get rid of it but I just have the Porsche bug right now. It might take a long time to find the one I like, it usually does.
Nov 17, 2010 | 05:53 PM
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I've driven mine near-daily for almost two years now. It's fine. I occasionally have a passenger, all my work stuff fits EASILY in the trunk, the back seats stay permanently folded down (and I'm sure golf clubs would fit no problem), and the car is very comfortable, even with my sports PASM and sport bucket seats.
Here's how much stuff it can hold:
^^ gratuitous hotness
Here's how much stuff it can hold:
^^ gratuitous hotness
Nov 17, 2010 | 06:03 PM
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^hot indeed!!
Bottom line is the 911 would make for a great daily. I would drive one hands down no questions asked if it wasn't all the mileage I do to and from work (not in terms of comfort but in termsif maintenance...).
Do it and dont look back. It seats four, it's got a decent trunk, tons of space when seats are folded...DO IT!!!
Bottom line is the 911 would make for a great daily. I would drive one hands down no questions asked if it wasn't all the mileage I do to and from work (not in terms of comfort but in termsif maintenance...).
Do it and dont look back. It seats four, it's got a decent trunk, tons of space when seats are folded...DO IT!!!
Nov 17, 2010 | 07:14 PM
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Major props to GeoffJr@Isringhausen for sending me a personalized video tour of a C4S for sale. Only 4000 miles on a 2007, that car looks fantastic! It's a pretty great deal too. I don't think it's right for me but maybe another Teamspeeder might claim it.
Nov 17, 2010 | 07:52 PM
#38
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I've driven mine near-daily for almost two years now. It's fine. I occasionally have a passenger, all my work stuff fits EASILY in the trunk, the back seats stay permanently folded down (and I'm sure golf clubs would fit no problem), and the car is very comfortable, even with my sports PASM and sport bucket seats.
Here's how much stuff it can hold:
Here's how much stuff it can hold:
