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Old Jan 20, 2006 | 09:35 PM
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drove the cayman S today... awesome

local dealer has a few cayman S left. i know it is not for me, but the sales guy told me to drive it anyway.

we took it up the santa monica moutains for a short drive. i was very impressed. the car handled so well with all the windy roads and sharp turns. the acceleration was also impressive (not like to turbo, but impressive). the car feels tight and easy to drive, with great performance.

i wish i like the body style, it is certainly inexpensive and a great car.
 
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i wish i like the body style, it is certainly inexpensive and a great car.
inexpensive?! must be a light option car lol.
 
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Yeah...I saw one in the 70's.....I thought it was nice for maybe 50.
 
Old Jan 20, 2006 | 11:39 PM
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inexpensive?! must be a light option car lol.
i guess it's all relative. this one was 69K.... cheaper than the 997S.
 
Old Jan 20, 2006 | 11:40 PM
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Trovan, you still looking to sell your C4S?
 
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Trovan, you still looking to sell your C4S?
yep.






 
Old Jan 21, 2006 | 12:05 AM
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Trovan, you still looking to sell your C4S?

i think so. i enjoy it everytime i get to drive it. i keep planning new additions, such as wheels and maybe new stereo system. but i just know that when the right opportunity comes, or when the wife leaves town, i will sell it!

don't have a good reason for wanting to sell. i guess it's just my thing with cars!
 
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PM me with the details....I was serious about buying it.....It may be perfect timing my car is out of warranty soon.....
 
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I drove one todya to, not too shabby.
 
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I drove one todya to, not too shabby.
 
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I drove one today also, not too shabby.
 
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i guess it's all relative. this one was 69K.... cheaper than the 997S.
The Cayman S is no 997S.
 
Old Jan 21, 2006 | 08:18 AM
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drove one last wkend, ya handles nice... but not enuff power i think.

and i agree w/ you guys, for $70k might as well step up and get the 997, right? $50k is a great deal for that car w/ decent options, but wont happen.

not lovin the looks either, looks like hardtop boxster IMO.
 
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the car is not attractive looking at all to me. for 70k, that makes it even worse IMO.
 
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I drove one yesterday, its a nice little car, the car I drove was $71k. I think its nice but not worth the money.
 


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