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Re: maserati 90th anniv. spyder
I like Maseratis. The new V8 ones are reliable and apparently free of defects. They are fun cars, not the
ultimate in sports cars,but when you hear one start up
you know it is something special!
Porsches are good, but so common in many areas that they lack any sense of occaision. Maserati's luxurious interior really puts a equivalent priced Porsche to shame and theres nothing wrong with that Ferrari V8 up front either.
Porsche needs to do better and stop bending people over for
absurdly priced optional equipment that should be standard.
ultimate in sports cars,but when you hear one start up
you know it is something special!
Porsches are good, but so common in many areas that they lack any sense of occaision. Maserati's luxurious interior really puts a equivalent priced Porsche to shame and theres nothing wrong with that Ferrari V8 up front either.
Porsche needs to do better and stop bending people over for
absurdly priced optional equipment that should be standard.
Re: maserati 90th anniv. spyder
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JimFlat6 said:
I like Maseratis. The new V8 ones are reliable and apparently free of defects. They are fun cars, not the
ultimate in sports cars,but when you hear one start up
you know it is something special!
Porsches are good, but so common in many areas that they lack any sense of occaision. Maserati's luxurious interior really puts a equivalent priced Porsche to shame and theres nothing wrong with that Ferrari V8 up front either.
Porsche needs to do better and stop bending people over for
absurdly priced optional equipment that should be standard.
I love Maseratis too!
I think lookwise, this Spyder is a hit, much nicer than the normal Spyder.
Sadly, the chassis wobbles like it's made of carton, it's fine for cruising and looking good but not as good as a Porsche cab for spirited driving.
PS: I speak from experience.
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