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Scotsman · 11-27-2007, 01:22 AM

I'm talking about the kind of car you've always wanted (can't be a Camaro, unless that's all your heart truly desires).

For me, I've always wanted a Porsche since I was a kid, a 911 to be more specific, don't care which model. There's nothing else like a 911, an icon in its own right. It's a car you can keep for a really long time and not worry too much about depreciation (these things are instant classics after 10 years). Only downside is upkeep, but there are far worse cars in this regard you could end up with (like a Benz).

If not a 911 a Cayman would suffice, or maybe even a Vette (another long time favorite, and Grandpa had a C3), but they've got to do something about that interior (too tight and not as nice as a lot of the competition).

11-27-2007, 01:22 AM	#78
Scotsman Auto Pilot Drives: Gunmetal Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: L.A. Posts: 1,307	Name one car you'd like to own one day I'm talking about the kind of car you've always wanted (can't be a Camaro, unless that's all your heart truly desires). For me, I've always wanted a Porsche since I was a kid, a 911 to be more specific, don't care which model. There's nothing else like a 911, an icon in its own right. It's a car you can keep for a really long time and not worry too much about depreciation (these things are instant classics after 10 years). Only downside is upkeep, but there are far worse cars in this regard you could end up with (like a Benz). If not a 911 a Cayman would suffice, or maybe even a Vette (another long time favorite, and Grandpa had a C3), but they've got to do something about that interior (too tight and not as nice as a lot of the competition).