Porsche?
#22
Well I guess I'm alowed to least say something here.
I've always wanted a Porsche and my girl wanted a SUV that wasnt to big so we traded in her IS300 and got a Cayenne S. Its pretty fast with the V8 but I'm pushing 22's and it has all wheel drive. I like the room inside, the power and the fact everytime I pull up to at a stop light I dont see my same car next to me.
I've always wanted a Porsche and my girl wanted a SUV that wasnt to big so we traded in her IS300 and got a Cayenne S. Its pretty fast with the V8 but I'm pushing 22's and it has all wheel drive. I like the room inside, the power and the fact everytime I pull up to at a stop light I dont see my same car next to me.
#23
Originally Posted by The Meat' post='866937' date='Apr 5 2007, 09:00 PM
Well I guess I'm alowed to least say something here.
I've always wanted a Porsche and my girl wanted a SUV that wasnt to big so we traded in her IS300 and got a Cayenne S. Its pretty fast with the V8 but I'm pushing 22's and it has all wheel drive. I like the room inside, the power and the fact everytime I pull up to at a stop light I dont see my same car next to me.
I hear you on that. I just don't like that fact its a Porsche. I understand they are doing what makes them money. Nevertheless, when I think Porsche....I consider the Cayenne a blasphemous act that strays from their roots for the sake of $$. Kinda like when a band is a "sell-out".
Just my 2cents.
#24
Originally Posted by sweet7' post='866947' date='Apr 6 2007, 02:13 AM
I hear you on that. I just don't like that fact its a Porsche. I understand they are doing what makes them money. Nevertheless, when I think Porsche....I consider the Cayenne a blasphemous act that strays from their roots for the sake of $$. Kinda like when a band is a "sell-out".
Just my 2cents.
I hear you, but its absurd to think that a car company would continue to make only sports cars when the average U.S. driver has completely lost his mind and chooses to drive a fat, wallowing SUV. Sales of sports coupes was not going to keep Porsche in business. Where's the Toyota Supra? Where's the Mazda RX-7? When all you make is sports cars and people aren't buying sports cars, you've got a problem. Give the Porsche people credit for trying to find a niche in the SUV market.
In business, it's either adapt or die. I'm glad Porsche is trying to adapt.
#29
Originally Posted by banzaitoyota' post='866971' date='Apr 6 2007, 04:31 AM
Real Porsches:
550,356,904,908, 914-6,917
The rest are a bunch of GUIDO POSING SYMBOLS