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My salesman was very knowledgable and professional, but he mentioned the sound of the engine lots of times during my test ride.

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The dealer product orientation guide was interesting reading. Thanks to who ever supplied it. I have two issues, though: 1) Do you agree with which cars Porsche identified as competitors to the Cayman? I never considered even looking at an MB SLK, a Chrysler Crossfire, or the Mazda. I had 100,000 great miles on my Vette, and although quite a different car, I guess it is competition. I also have over 100,000 miles on my M3, and I love it, and considered a new one, but decided I couldn't part with the old one, so the Cayman would make a nice addition to it. I guess it is also competition. The TT might be the closest competitor, except for performance, although the new TT is improved. 2) The guide suggests that salespeople push the sound of the engine as a selling point. It notes that it results in a subjective feeling of more speed. My salesman was very knowledgable and professional, but he mentioned the sound of the engine lots of times during my test ride. I appeciate the sound of a great engine - I love starting my Ducati before my helmet goes on. But I feel like a woman at a bar with some guy telling her anything she wants to hear just so he can have a successful night. I feel kinda used - or maybe just naive. Any thoughts?

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The competitors were discussed a long time ago when that was first posted, probably could dig up a few old threads, there were different reasonings behind each car, don't recall what though...

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Thanks. I tried doing a search, but nothing came up.

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search for some of the car names like SLK or 350Z and they should come up... or others may join in and re-open the discussion.

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