Stepped into the Porsche world with an RS60 Spyder
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Cpa, the options on the car include the Extended Nav, Xenon, heated seats, windstop, sport chrono plus, bose package, wheel caps, and the headrest crests
so this car had a healthy MSRP, but there was strong incentive from dealer to sell and I got a fair discount so that it came in at standard Boxster price level.... still a lot of money but its a Porsche!! :-)
so this car had a healthy MSRP, but there was strong incentive from dealer to sell and I got a fair discount so that it came in at standard Boxster price level.... still a lot of money but its a Porsche!! :-)
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Cpa, the options on the car include the Extended Nav, Xenon, heated seats, windstop, sport chrono plus, bose package, wheel caps, and the headrest crests
so this car had a healthy MSRP, but there was strong incentive from dealer to sell and I got a fair discount so that it came in at standard Boxster price level.... still a lot of money but its a Porsche!! :-)
so this car had a healthy MSRP, but there was strong incentive from dealer to sell and I got a fair discount so that it came in at standard Boxster price level.... still a lot of money but its a Porsche!! :-)
mine didn't have nav but that was about it.
around 4k rpm you can hold the rev's and the exhaust note should go into a wail with the PSE. you will know when you hit it right - if you already haven't - sounds so good.
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I think mine took the cake. 85,260 MSRP. I got a discount but not a large one because of shipping across country.
I knew I was paying a lot up front but liked the options and figured on keeping the car for longer period. A friend who owns a 997 S cab drove mine and thought it was a great price compared to his 997 and is considering making a switch.
I knew I was paying a lot up front but liked the options and figured on keeping the car for longer period. A friend who owns a 997 S cab drove mine and thought it was a great price compared to his 997 and is considering making a switch.
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I think mine took the cake. 85,260 MSRP. I got a discount but not a large one because of shipping across country.
I knew I was paying a lot up front but liked the options and figured on keeping the car for longer period. A friend who owns a 997 S cab drove mine and thought it was a great price compared to his 997 and is considering making a switch.
I knew I was paying a lot up front but liked the options and figured on keeping the car for longer period. A friend who owns a 997 S cab drove mine and thought it was a great price compared to his 997 and is considering making a switch.
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Calling RS60 Spyder Owners AND.....
everyone replying to these threads. If you don't set up a garage, how in the world can I see your rides? You've got my attention, I'm a Porsche nut and I want to see your nice cars...