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YOUR RESEARCHanyone want a cayman...
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Thats painted and installed plastic and glue with some Carbon Fiber, straight from Germany.
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If you have $88K to drop on this one, guess I got a pretty good deal:banana:
my scoops are being painted flat black now.
Look its on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140090540658
$88+K and no Sport Chono, no full leather, no PCM, just a bunch of weight/drag adding plastic? Looks nice, but they're smoking crack expecting to get that kind of money!
Will: hahahaha and leave 2 holes at the back ?i don't think the dealer will gives you alot of discount just without the wing.
i'm actually considering ruf hood.. look nice, but i bet it will be expensive
The only person who would buy it is someone who knows nothing about porsche, probably some hollywood star. I agree if it had sport chrono, PASM, sport seats, Nav, Sport exhaust, or even coilovers it would be worth it. That kit costs $14,000.00 and the wheels $6,000.00 They are trying to add the labor and paint. Which they actually cant, I would ask for the car and all of the factory parts they took off,:crazy: especially the wheels.:crazy:
I saw this car in person
I saw this car in person a couple of weeks ago when I placed my order. It was interesting seeing the cosmetic variations. Frankly, my personal feeling was that if I was going to drop $88k on a car I could think of other ways of spending it. Besides, sometimes stealth is a lot more rewarding than screaming, "look at me." (Not that any Cayman would ever be considered a wolf in sheep's clothing).
Exactly.
But this is a dealership being creative. Looking for the impulse buyer.
There is a $99,000 2006 Carrera S at my "local" dealership.
http://porsche.niello.com/details.php?action=quote&id=1298
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