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Use 'his' credit card

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Just terrible...can't believe that the killer actually used 'his' credit card to fill up stolen vehicles...what an idiot and deserves everything he gets.
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Run across a 6 cyl cayenne

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I too am not a Cayenne expert but I did run across a 6 cyl Cayenne with a manual 6 speed (photos included) at one point when I was entertaining buying one last year.
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Run across a 6 cyl cayenne

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I too am not a Cayenne expert but I did run across a 6 cyl Cayenne with a manual 6 speed (photos included) at one point when I was entertaining buying one last year.
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Run across a 6 cyl cayenne

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I too am not a Cayenne expert but I did run across a 6 cyl Cayenne with a manual 6 speed (photos included) at one point when I was entertaining buying one last year.
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Just terrible...can't believe that the killer actually used 'his' credit card to fill up stolen vehicles...what an idiot and deserves everything he gets.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

This just came across the line in Minnesota. http://www.startribune.com/462/story/1565742.html

POST 2Original post

Unreal.

POST 3Original post

Just terrible...can't believe that the killer actually used 'his' credit card to fill up stolen vehicles...what an idiot and deserves everything he gets. As for the person killed, well he was part of it so that will be the last time he ever does that. For the owner, lock it up better next time.

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If they were smart, we'd never catch them.

POST 5Original post

Holy crap.

POST 6Original post

damnn shame about the burnt Porsche...

POST 7Original post

Jeepers Creepers ...

POST 8Original post

Born On 911 - what in THE HELL is that picture in your avatar

POST 9Original post

Gary Coleman learning to fly a heli....

POST 10Original post

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Damn shame about the loss of a human life. Who cares about the car?

POST 11Original post

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i don't know either, but it sure makes me laugh for some reason.

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ahh.. so sad the loss of a nice car.. so right the deletion from the gene pool of a thief and worse.. so glad his partner fixed him for the rest of the world...so glad that the other fine examples of a human life will be behind bars... not perhaps going to shoot you or your family for a car...

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No, not really a shame. He invaded someone's home and stole his property with no regard for the impact of his actions. His life lost is nothing to lament.

POST 14Original post

Am I the only one wondering about the Porsche SUV with a clutch? Not that I am the Cayenne expert, but I thought that all Cayenne's are automatics except the coming Cayenne GTS.

POST 15Original post

I too am not a Cayenne expert but I did run across a 6 cyl Cayenne with a manual 6 speed (photos included) at one point when I was entertaining buying one last year. Apparently very very few manuals (6 cyl only) where imported to the US.

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