Yes, 18mm front ground clearance could prove just a touch tricky. It isn't good in a Range Rover!Good luck getting that down the lane at Southdown
I'd ditch it today if it made a relevant difference for me. We make choices, whether it be houses, watches, cars or guns, pointless being overtly critical about someone else's.Never mind Hammy one day you will see the light and ditch the 'B'.
Their newer cars are fantastic, much like everything else out there which barring the odd minger I would happily drive, it was more the 10+ year old ones I was referring to which some romanticize about.Hamster, I think you are a bit harsh on the scuby`s they have one of the best reputations worldwide,, I had one for 3 years, was best car I've had, and I am motor mac` by trade. must say the motors need a serious upgrade to new technology, but of course ,horses for courses, hey?
Yep, just a bit. But you'd not get one for £18k, not even double that. You'd get a 987 Cayman for that, but not a 981 :fie:I assume the Cayman is a touch more than £89 a month?
I like them, which is unusual as I don't really do Porsche's. If you aren't rolling in it, you can get a nice used one for about £18k...lovely shape
As I said, not really a Porsche person, so no idea about the 981/987...one assumes the 981 is newer?Yep, just a bit. But you'd not get one for £18k, not even double that. You'd get a 987 Cayman for that, but not a 981 :fie:
Yes. I was not a fan of either of the previous incarnations. But I went to look (just to look mind) but once I had driven one........ I just had to. Looking forward to it now, delivery is due in a couple of weeks.As I said, not really a Porsche person, so no idea about the 981/987...one assumes the 981 is newer?
They've been doing this for a good while now, I believe BMW have already lost a case against them, not very nice. :mellow:
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