So many 997TT's for Sale
Heck, even my Swedish wife that's a few years off the boat saw Bush on TV and said.. "what the hell is he talking about"....
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2001 996TT 3.6L and stock ECU
9.66 seconds @ 147.76 mph 1/4 mile click to view
160 mph @ 9.77 seconds in 1/4 mile click to view
50% OFF ON PORSCHE ECU TUNING BLACK FRIDAY SPECIAL
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before we talk about future presidents I must say that we have a current president that speaks English as a second language..... and that is sad...
Heck, even my Swedish wife that's a few years off the boat saw Bush on TV and said.. "what the hell is he talking about"....
Heck, even my Swedish wife that's a few years off the boat saw Bush on TV and said.. "what the hell is he talking about"....
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This is a silly thread!
US dealers can sell any used or new TT for a premium over seas!
Gee, a guy who makes 250K a year drives a TT, lives in a 1.+ home and can't afford to make his payments, Duh!
I would say 90% fit into this category! Especially your urban, single, under 35 crowd. The truth is most just cant afford the car and shouldn't have bought/leased it in the first place!
I always laugh out loud at the guy who pulls up in his TT and skipped obvious options simply because he couldn't afford the car in the first place. Its like buying a home and not being able to furnish it.
US dealers can sell any used or new TT for a premium over seas!
Gee, a guy who makes 250K a year drives a TT, lives in a 1.+ home and can't afford to make his payments, Duh!
I would say 90% fit into this category! Especially your urban, single, under 35 crowd. The truth is most just cant afford the car and shouldn't have bought/leased it in the first place!
I always laugh out loud at the guy who pulls up in his TT and skipped obvious options simply because he couldn't afford the car in the first place. Its like buying a home and not being able to furnish it.
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This is a silly thread!
US dealers can sell any used or new TT for a premium over seas!
Gee, a guy who makes 250K a year drives a TT, lives in a 1.+ home and can't afford to make his payments, Duh!
I would say 90% fit into this category! Especially your urban, single, under 35 crowd. The truth is most just cant afford the car and shouldn't have bought/leased it in the first place!
I always laugh out loud at the guy who pulls up in his TT and skipped obvious options simply because he couldn't afford the car in the first place. Its like buying a home and not being able to furnish it.
US dealers can sell any used or new TT for a premium over seas!
Gee, a guy who makes 250K a year drives a TT, lives in a 1.+ home and can't afford to make his payments, Duh!
I would say 90% fit into this category! Especially your urban, single, under 35 crowd. The truth is most just cant afford the car and shouldn't have bought/leased it in the first place!
I always laugh out loud at the guy who pulls up in his TT and skipped obvious options simply because he couldn't afford the car in the first place. Its like buying a home and not being able to furnish it.
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As a car lender by trade I can attest. You cant believe how many people want to keep adding to their so called "stable" yet are boderline bankrupt!!
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Is this news? There are always cars for sale, not just turbos. At this market segment, people roll through cars like candy. My salesman has around 10 regular customers that buy many cars per year. Sometimes they only keep them a few months. Its crazy and hard to understand unless you're one of them.
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