My dad is looking for a 356 for my mom and we havent owned one before, so are they easy to drive for a woman thats been driving lexus trucks/mercedes convertables all her life? lol. And does anybody know of some silver ones with red interiors (original of course) with a luggage rack thats up for sale? if so post them please.
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vk430gt: We have purchased 3 of the 356 Speedsters over the past 6 months and I've had the opportunity to drive all 3 of them. I do not personally own them, as I purchased them for the owner of our dealership (Porsche of Omaha).
I will say that they are definitely not a "cruiser," type of car where you simply sit back and enjoy the ride. These cars need to be driven by a driver, and there's surprisingly quite a bit going on when moving down the road in one of these beauties.
I don't know for sure what you are expecting, but I think they are great to drive. It's refreshing to get into a car that actually requires some effort and thought, rather than some of these gadget filled luxo-cruisers that are sold nowdays.
I say go for it, and best of luck in your searching. Good ones are hard to find and can be quite expensive if you are looking for a collectible model.
vk430gt: We have purchased 3 of the 356 Speedsters over the past 6 months and I've had the opportunity to drive all 3 of them. I do not personally own them, as I purchased them for the owner of our dealership (Porsche of Omaha).
I will say that they are definitely not a "cruiser," type of car where you simply sit back and enjoy the ride. These cars need to be driven by a driver, and there's surprisingly quite a bit going on when moving down the road in one of these beauties.
I don't know for sure what you are expecting, but I think they are great to drive. It's refreshing to get into a car that actually requires some effort and thought, rather than some of these gadget filled luxo-cruisers that are sold nowdays.
I say go for it, and best of luck in your searching. Good ones are hard to find and can be quite expensive if you are looking for a collectible model.
pm me for a speedster, or would a replica/beck replica be more easier to drive?
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Bentley FS, Porsche GT3RS, Mercedes CLK BS, Mercedes SLR, Smart Fourtwo, Porsche Cayenne Turbo, Cadillac Esclade, Mercedes SL500, Lexus GX470, Bentley CGT Speed, Lexus IS250 AWD, Toyota FJ, Fiat 500, 1948 Buick Roadmaster, 2004 Corvette Vert. SRT-8 Challenger.
On Order: Bentley Brooklands, Audi RS6, Rolls Royce Phantom EWB, LP-560 Spyder, Aston Martin DBS, Maser Granturismo S , Ferrari 599, (most likely: 2009 Ferrari GT California)
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