Velocifero said:you're forgetting I live in Roswell/ Alpharetta, I see more lambos in a week than I see MS3s in three months, matter of fact I have only seen one since they came out on the road. We were eating dinner late at a resturant off N. Point Pwky and Haynes Bridge, there was only about 15 cars in the whole parking lot, 2 of which were Lambos and one Aston. So seeing a MS3 is a treat for my eyes. Now the Carrera GT that I saw was special, only one with my eyes ever.
wmbeaver said:that is true, matter of fact, i saw a lambo about 30 minutes ago on my way home
i havent even seen one MS3 at all, anywhere on the roads, and 3 days ago, i saw an aston, and i saw like 10 porsches in the publix parking lot, not all at the same time though
protege02 said:porsches are pretty much in the same class as every other daily driven car. go to the mall, and i bet u'll count at least 50 on just about any given day. all those cayenne's and boxers
TinmanMS6 said:Maybe it's just me, but I'd rather we didn't consider Cayennes Porsches.
TinmanMS6 said:Maybe it's just me, but I'd rather we didn't consider Cayennes Porsches.
protege02 said:i agree, but i also dont consider the boxter a porsche either. the caymen's way better so i'll consider that a porsche. in my book, it's just the caymen, carrera, gt3, gt2, carrera gt, and turbo. cayennes and boxters are jokes to me. just said it because i see too many of them. it's like the same body count as the tahoes and navigators
TinmanMS6 said:Don't the Cayman S and the Boxster S have the same engine this year? I know in the Cayman's first year it had more power, but I thought they updated the Boxster for 2007. AFAIK, aside from that, it's just chassis stiffness from the fixed roof.
mazda_pro5_2nr said:I believe your right about the Caymen and Boxster. But all I have to say about the Cayenne is they can spank your cars anyday. I want to see the Panamera, that 4 door Porsche is HOT (headbang)