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14 Porsches, an M5, a Z8 and a 360 barking, rasping, bellowing, and cackling their way up a 10km mountain road with lots of switchbacks and tightening radius corners.

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14 Porsches, an M5, a Z8 and a 360 barking, rasping, bellowing, and cackling their way up a 10km mountain road with lots of switchbacks and tightening radius corners.

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POST 1Original post

How about a "Thraping" of Porsches or A Shed Load of Porsches :smile:

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How about: A Persuasion of Porsches - see some want one. A Pass of Porsches - they're going so fast its like a fly by. A Pork of Porsches - errr...no Any more? Of course: A PARADE of Porsches....of course! >> Edited by Don on Sunday 2nd February 09:39

POST 4Original post

Nice One, I Like it although I think a sty is the correct term for a Garage containing a Porsche already... >> Edited by dontlift on Sunday 2nd February 10:06

POST 5Original post

Ok I have looked it up and the proper collective is a "Drove" of Porsches!!!!!! www.vigay.com/cgi-bin/r?a=nouns-all

POST 8Original post

How about a 'formation' of Porsches? Relating to pigs and flying like on that advert...

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So perhaps we could say a squadron of Porsches? Or continuing the military theme, how about a platoon of Porsches borrowing from Don's alliteration? A swarm (angry, fluid and volatile, persistent)? A pack (scavenging, hungry, malevolent, also alliterative)? A riot (colourful, noisy, anarchic)? A... right this is getting silly, I'm off to do some work.

POST 11Original post

Random unedited thoughts... Squadron Smugness Certainty err, that's it.

POST 14Original post

Or if a pair of Boxsters on TV testing it could be a 'breakdown'. (Getsflameproofcoatandrunsforshelter)

POST 15Original post

I know a collection of Porsche drivers is known as a "Thicket" Any help?

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"Daydream" Of Porsches - You see a couple drive past and it'll get you dreaming! >> Edited by Richard92c2 on Wednesday 5th February 11:56

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Just thinking after a recent Porsche Club run up one of the local mountain roads. 14 Porsches, an M5, a Z8 and a 360 barking, rasping, bellowing, and cackling their way up a 10km mountain road with lots of switchbacks and tightening radius corners. Great fun and the tourists enjoyed the sight as well. Lots of and Anyway, I described it as a gaggle of Porsches, given that they were cacophonous, swarming and gregarious. The wife disagrees saying that implies Porsches are common, vulgar and unpleasant. Any ideas?

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