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Re: pix of my CS
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mlin said:
Great looking car... how's it doing a year and a half later? I've had my CS for a year and seven months and am still impressed.
couldnt be happier: just like a good cup of coffe it still puts a huge smile on my face, even in stop-n-go on my way to work!
and the weekends......
Re: pix of my CS
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nick1 said:Quote:
mlin said:
Great looking car... how's it doing a year and a half later? I've had my CS for a year and seven months and am still impressed.
couldnt be happier: just like a good cup of coffe it still puts a huge smile on my face, even in stop-n-go on my way to work!
and the weekends......
Wow that is truly impressive. After a year and half/a year and seven months, you guys are still impressed and it still puts a smile on your face. I am usually starting to get bored with a car by this time.
Please tell me how does the Cayman do that ?
Re: pix of my CS
well apart from the obvios pleasure of getting into a porsche with you absolute dream options (i really let it rip!)there would be such moments:
i really feel the midengine balance even in the city, when applying the throttle in a corner.
the satisfactional feeling of the 6 speed manual, that lets you ride in 6 (!) at 40 km without "coughing"
the body control when i make u turns
the adaptive seats that i can adjust : before dinner / after dinner (you know what i mean)
catching the reflections of those hips in the shop windows
and thats just the ride to work
on the weekends its just blasting on the well known country roads with a fresh cd and trying to find out what the car will or will not do in a particular situaion and how to treat it at this moment.
after a blast, go to a gas station, buy a bottle of mineral water and listen to the exhaust crackle and pop
then go back to the city and feel how that little monster transforms into a calm daily driver, still knowing that you can let it rip any time you like...
but thats a short description.....
cant wait for the summer tires!!!!!!
cheers
nick
i really feel the midengine balance even in the city, when applying the throttle in a corner.
the satisfactional feeling of the 6 speed manual, that lets you ride in 6 (!) at 40 km without "coughing"
the body control when i make u turns
the adaptive seats that i can adjust : before dinner / after dinner (you know what i mean)
catching the reflections of those hips in the shop windows
and thats just the ride to work
on the weekends its just blasting on the well known country roads with a fresh cd and trying to find out what the car will or will not do in a particular situaion and how to treat it at this moment.
after a blast, go to a gas station, buy a bottle of mineral water and listen to the exhaust crackle and pop
then go back to the city and feel how that little monster transforms into a calm daily driver, still knowing that you can let it rip any time you like...
but thats a short description.....
cant wait for the summer tires!!!!!!
cheers
nick
Re: pix of my CS
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nick1 said:
well apart from the obvios pleasure of getting into a porsche with you absolute dream options (i really let it rip!)there would be such moments:
i really feel the midengine balance even in the city, when applying the throttle in a corner.
the satisfactional feeling of the 6 speed manual, that lets you ride in 6 (!) at 40 km without "coughing"
the body control when i make u turns
the adaptive seats that i can adjust : before dinner / after dinner (you know what i mean)
catching the reflections of those hips in the shop windows
and thats just the ride to work
on the weekends its just blasting on the well known country roads with a fresh cd and trying to find out what the car will or will not do in a particular situaion and how to treat it at this moment.
after a blast, go to a gas station, buy a bottle of mineral water and listen to the exhaust crackle and pop
then go back to the city and feel how that little monster transforms into a calm daily driver, still knowing that you can let it rip any time you like...
but thats a short description.....
cant wait for the summer tires!!!!!!
cheers
nick
every now and then my CS really surprises me. Like those times when i think i've gone into a corner too fast, only for it to grip and grip and grip..
but.. the mileage is poor and tyres wear out too quick, but that could just be me.
Re: pix of my CS
Wow - that is a super combination of colour/interior. Thanks for posting these. We are now looking for a replacement for our M Coupe (wife's daily driver... but we share ) and the Cayman S is still the best fit with what we (she) wants... small enough to feel nimble, power through the rev band, distinctive in feel, and she insists must have only two seats! The alternatives are mostly too large/bulky, or are 2+2.
Interested if you got PASM and if so your thoughts on its worth...
) and the Cayman S is still the best fit with what we (she) wants... small enough to feel nimble, power through the rev band, distinctive in feel, and she insists must have only two seats! The alternatives are mostly too large/bulky, or are 2+2. Interested if you got PASM and if so your thoughts on its worth...
Re: pix of my CS
i actually got almost every option that was available, including PASM. Can fully recomend it, unless your going to the track (i guess) its the perfect balance between hardcore(when pasm button pushed) and surprisingly comfortable.
plus the pasm does tighten up, it adapts to your current driving style!
also recomend: get as much leather inside as possible (console and soon), you will never regret it.
cheers
plus the pasm does tighten up, it adapts to your current driving style!
also recomend: get as much leather inside as possible (console and soon), you will never regret it.
cheers
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