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Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 14:19

Opinions?

Pick up a nice example for 25-30k. Much prefer one of those to an M3.

Ally

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17th Jul 04 at 14:20

For men who have small willies who want to look like they have big willies.

Marc

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17th Jul 04 at 14:20

supposed to be really good.

MarkW

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17th Jul 04 at 14:26

nah perosnally like M3 way more - if u finkin of spending tht cash, i'd be after a Supra or RX7, summat with some grunt and handling and looks

Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 14:27

I have never read a bad review about one, especially the 'S'. Everyone seems to rate them really highly. Problem is that the residuals are rock solid so you end up paying top whack for a second hand one.

Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 14:28

Driven an M3. Terrific cars. Never driven a Boxster. Problem is that M3s are driven almost exclusively by twats. I never subscribed to the 'BMW drivers are twats' theory until the E46 M3. See loads of them aswell.

Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 14:31

quote:
Originally posted by Ally
For men who have small willies who want to look like they have big willies.

These comments, together with comments such as hairdressers car, girls car etc etc mean absolutely nothing and are used only by the ignorant.

MarkW

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17th Jul 04 at 14:32

quote:
Originally posted by Phil321

quote:
Originally posted by Ally
For men who have small willies who want to look like they have big willies.

These comments, together with comments such as hairdressers car, girls car etc etc mean absolutely nothing and are used only by the ignorant.

lol but it's Sooo true, they are hairdresser's car's, or men who have small willie's, have some ball's and buy a car pushin 450bhp through the rear wheels

Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 14:35

Theres not many cars out there that push 450bhp through the rear wheels, and those that do are serious money.

Any tuned up Jap cars just do nothing for me. They always go bang eventually, they're always too loud, and they always look like the very epitome of bad taste.

Marc

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17th Jul 04 at 14:35

Boxster S

252bhp
0-60 6sec
14.3 1/4 @ 99mph

Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 14:36

S is lovely, but for the money of a decent one, you're into late 993 territory.

Marc

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17th Jul 04 at 14:36

quote:
Originally posted by purple5

quote:
Originally posted by Phil321

quote:
Originally posted by Ally
For men who have small willies who want to look like they have big willies.

These comments, together with comments such as hairdressers car, girls car etc etc mean absolutely nothing and are used only by the ignorant.

lol but it's Sooo true, they are hairdresser's car's, or men who have small willie's, have some ball's and buy a car pushin 450bhp through the rear wheels

WTF you on about

Tom N

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17th Jul 04 at 14:37

get a tvr they are all verrry fast! u could probably get a tuscan for that price and they have speed, sound and looks

Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 14:38

quote:

purple5

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psycho sport

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17th Jul 04 at 14:38

boxsters are nice a mate of mine has had his for a couple of months but as standard they come with shit all, he spent an extra £7500ish on extras alone! would much prefer an M3.

Nismo

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17th Jul 04 at 14:39

slow cack

Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 14:39

I love TVRs and have been fortunate enough to have a go in pretty much all of them. Unreal but definately not the sort of car you want to be driving every day.

Would be nice for the weekend

quote:
Originally posted by t-gangsta
get a tvr they are all verrry fast! u could probably get a tuscan for that price and they have speed, sound and looks

Tom N

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17th Jul 04 at 14:42

maybe not such an every day car as the porsche or m3 but they are both so common!

MarkW

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17th Jul 04 at 14:44

quote:
Originally posted by Phil321

quote:

purple5

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i do

Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 14:54

quote:
Originally posted by t-gangsta
maybe not such an every day car as the porsche or m3 but they are both so common!

Yea, this is the thing. Deffo more M3s around than Boxsters though. Plus, I think there is something more special about a 2 seater Porsche over the M3.

MarkM

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17th Jul 04 at 15:05

I would deffo go for the boxster S...mate has one...tiptronic gearbox....factory fitted aero kit...and racing exhaust...very nice cars...get one...M3's are ten a penny but a nice porsche...NO REPLACEMENT!

Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 15:08

Boxster S is going to be 30k+ for a decent one though, and insurance would be a bitch.

MarkM

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17th Jul 04 at 15:12

Not really seen later models for 25 and under in autotrader...have a look u will be suprised..the insurance isnt as bad too...hes only 24 with 3 years NCD and only pays 700 odd FC....

Phil321

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17th Jul 04 at 15:19

Thats a damn good insurance quote!

I'll be 22, 2yr NCB. Prob be £1500 on a Boxster.

Not too keen on a later model, if something goes wrong, its big money to get it fixed by Porsche.

Would rather a newer regular Boxster still under warrenty. Need to look into it more first anyway, I suspect running costs will price me out of the game. Don't want to find it costs a mint just to keep it on the road!

Colin

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17th Jul 04 at 15:45

IMO if I had money for a porsche + insurance/servicing etc it would have to be an older 911

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