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There's a great story on the 997 cab and the Boxster in tomorrow's NY Times. If you have a speed yellow cab, it's a must read! Here's a sample: "Driving a loud-yellow Porsche with the top down on a summer day can take the place of a personality. This convertible ("Cabriolet," to those who know it personally) is better at making friends than your Aunt Latifah on a cruise. You may have set out for nothing more glamorous than a spool of dental floss, but when you park your yellow Porsche, every man, woman and real estate agent croons, "Cool car!" For the full story, go to nytimes.com . You'll have to register, but it's free and worth it. =Carlos=

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