POST 1Original post
http://carsguide.news.com.au/news/story_page/0,8269,16969856%255E27286,00.html Try this link. It is a pretty good article, check out the prices!! AU Dollars! Russ
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POST 2Original post
Tell me about it...and this doesn't include govt stamp duty, options and Porsche's dealer delivery cost. All up with basic options like metalic paint and you are looking at at least $160k, that's about US$120k!!!
POST 3Original post
Well one thing for sure it makes me feel a lot better about paying my MSRP! Russ
POST 4Original post
If anyone thinks their Cayman is too expensive .... Just for the record the list price in Ireland is €98,300 In US$ that comes to something over $117,000 before ANY options And this still represents a cheap car by comparison to the 911 here!!! Colm
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