Not a problem. Here is the link to the new "NOT your car" thread. Post whatever you'd like in that one.Sorry, I couldnt find another car thread so I thought Id just post it here.
We have very similar tastes, because I also love Subies and bewbies
Not a problem. Here is the link to the new "NOT your car" thread. Post whatever you'd like in that one.Sorry, I couldnt find another car thread so I thought Id just post it here.
We have very similar tastes, because I also love Subies and bewbies
We have very similar tastes, because I also love Subies and bewbies![]()
Thanks guys! She is all original (well minus the tires.)with 52,000 miles on her.
That is a candidate as my next car, except I want yellow.2007 Cayman S
I love that 3G TL, especially in White Diamond Pearl with the A-Spec kit (y)
few mazdas in here, few 3s, heres my POS
needs coilovers and legit wheels
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I love that colour! Definitely going to be the colour of my next car.
That is a candidate as my next car, except I want yellow.
yeah, I think you'll be very pleased. Yellow is an interesting color & good choice; I chose this color because I could not do the boring black, red, or silver exterior with black leather interior that is so commonly seen.
check the link below of me having fun at a track. I got it to go much faster but only had the nerve to hold my iPhone while taping up to this speed
http://youtu.be/Eu44CRe4I_4
Getting one will make a very interesting comparison for me to the '05 M3 I had. I still miss that car, but love the Cayman. Yours looks really nice, BTW.
Well, I drive a MINI JCW now, so moving to the Porsche will be nice. However, the 1 Series M Coupe is still on the table too.If you're a speed demon you'll find that your M3 was much quicker; if you're a control freak you'll find the Cayman amazing. The thing sticks to the road like glue; takes corners almost effortlessly! My favorite thing is highway on/off ramps![]()
Well, I drive a MINI JCW now, so moving to the Porsche will be nice. However, the 1 Series M Coupe is still on the table too.
The big decision will be whether to stay with manual shift or spring for a faster double-clutch gearbox.

Dude was that the Apple camera app u used to take that? Colors look oversaturated to memine was taken with Apples HDR mode
Maybe its just more sunny where u arelol
That is a tough choice....1M, Cayman, paddle shift or row through the gears.....
If it were me (I'd choose either car), the stick shift would be my choice if I were to drive it more like a DD than a weekend car. Rowing through the gears around town and commuting keeps me active vs the music, or engine sound slowly putting me to sleep.
As I see it, the one and only downside to the double-clutch gearbox is the added cost of getting it.
Good point. I wonder what the weight difference is from a manual 6 on the BMW 1 Series and the Porsche Cayman.And the huge weight. Note that this was the primary reason that Lamborghini did not use one in their new car.
Good point. I wonder what the weight difference is from a manual 6 on the BMW 1 Series and the Porsche Cayman.