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YOUR RESEARCHporsches spoil other cars for us. these cars are so agile and so much fun to drive
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Check calender and april fools day is not even close
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I checked the calender and April fools day is not even close.
porsches spoil other cars for us. these cars are so agile and so much fun to drive
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porsches spoil other cars for us. these cars are so agile and so much fun to drive
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that 3 series bimmers feel like chevy impalas in comparison. for me there is no substitute! <img src="graemlins/r.gif" border="0" alt="[king]" />
my only regret is that i let about 15yrs lapse without a porsche while my kids were growing up
thank god they were worth the sacrifice
Trust me, you didn't want a Porsche in your garage with teenagers in the house, male or female.
But now try out a new LS430, not for a direct comparison, but yet another PERFECT execution of the automotive art form.
Take the 996 out to the track or time or two and really make other cars look bad.
Or better still follow up a track day in 996 with onn in a normal car
westy
i was also haunted by the thoughts of the interaction between a teenager and a porsche.
i owned an ls 400 in 1990--nice car but boring in the end. i prefer a current s class mercedes in large sedans but nothing really compares to our porsches! <img src="graemlins/beerchug.gif" border="0" alt="[cheers]" />
A Lexus 430 as automotive perfection.. I checked the calender and April fools day is not even close. Perfection of what ? A Cadilac ? Your living room on wheels? Come on. Stale styling and a car that would make my grandfather happy is not automotive perfection. Perry
westy
the lexus ls430 is the most reliable car with the best available sound system on the planet but perfection requires a bit more excitement <img src="graemlins/jumper.gif" border="0" alt="[jumper]" /> like a porsche!! <img src="graemlins/jumper.gif" border="0" alt="[jumper]" /> <img src="graemlins/jumper.gif" border="0" alt="[jumper]" /> <img src="graemlins/jumper.gif" border="0" alt="[jumper]" />
i find its a good idea every so often to get in a small 1/1.5 litre super mini (as they called in europe) in order to bring you down to earth and in order to appreciate what you have both mechanically and quality wise in the pcar - i reg switch cars and drive my brothers ford ka/mother in laws 10 year old clio.
i come out a more appreciative porsche owner
Perfection defined...
If only my wife are traveling then the 996 is our choice. Or maybe even a young grandchild or two.
If there is a third or maybe even a fourth party involved then the drive becomes a "visit" and even were the space available in the 996 I wouldn't chose it.
Funny, I've been driving my wife's LS430 this week while my Turbo is getting some stereo equipment installed. The car is very comfortable and full of gadgets (with the ultimate luxury package). A/C works great too. But I find myself trying to dart in and out of traffic like I would do in the Porsche and it feels like I'm driving a boat. And when you floor it it has an unacceptably long lag before it takes off.
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