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I haven't got a "nice" sports car - someone made me an offer for my 987.2 Spyder, life had also changed a little and we now have a doggo, so Ithought that after 130,000 miles and 15 years, it was time to say goodbye for now - and we are now travelling around in a Merc GLA - which is nice, comfy and practical .
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I haven't got a "nice" sports car - someone made me an offer for my 987.2 Spyder, life had also changed a little and we now have a doggo, so Ithought that after 130,000 miles and 15 years, it was time to say goodbye for now - and we are now travelling around in a Merc GLA - which is nice, comfy and practical .
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I know that nobody really cares, but here goes . . . For the first time in 30 years'ish . . . I haven't got a "nice" sports car - someone made me an offer for my 987.2 Spyder, life had also changed a little and we now have a doggo, so Ithought that after 130,000 miles and 15 years, it was time to say goodbye for now - and we are now travelling around in a Merc GLA - which is nice, comfy and practical . . . but not very sexy. I have to say that I am enjoying the feeling of zero "nice-car-stress" - that feeling that this isn't right, or that needs sorting, oh no I have mark on my wheel or bumper, where can I park it, it needs cleaning/polishing etc etc - the feeling is actually really quite nice - I cannot say that I miss the constant care, attention and worry a nice car comes with - not one bit! The Spyder was 100% reliable and never once let me down, but it did have over 130,000 miles on it - so a level of "care" was certainly needed and always on my mind. Just my ramblins - hope you are all enjoying the weather and grippy, bone dry roads!

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Must surely be the highest mileage 987 Spyder out there. Well done on enjoying so many miles in it. I’m still trailing behind by 111,000 miles! :-) Hopefully you don’t miss it too much.

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