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madmods · 03-30-2012, 03:46 AM

hey man, RE the "I know...whine. " comment.

As soon as I see this attitude, 3 categories comes in my mind. Your best shot imo would be to find where do you fit in. In ref to a second-hand sport-car purchase of course.

1) You just need a personalized lift between point A & B (then burn the thing in a safe area e.g. Busy Supermarket Front Parking Lot!)

2) You need a "toy", something that you'll like even if it's $5,000-$10,000 that you need to put on to get it up to what the car really deserve. in this case a cool little roadster

3) You can't afford a luxury car however decide to have one anyway with hope it becomes an investment because of its well-regarded brand

(Hint: Can't be #1, nobody can burn a Boxster)

My quote is Porsche are not cheap, and in all honesty they need fixing "all the time" and some other time, modified. Careful there my friend and all the best to you

03-30-2012, 03:46 AM	#6
madmods Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Algonquin, Misarikwack Posts: 710	hey man, RE the "I know...whine. " comment. As soon as I see this attitude, 3 categories comes in my mind. Your best shot imo would be to find where do you fit in. In ref to a second-hand sport-car purchase of course. 1) You just need a personalized lift between point A & B (then burn the thing in a safe area e.g. Busy Supermarket Front Parking Lot!) 2) You need a "toy", something that you'll like even if it's $5,000-$10,000 that you need to put on to get it up to what the car really deserve. in this case a cool little roadster 3) You can't afford a luxury car however decide to have one anyway with hope it becomes an investment because of its well-regarded brand (Hint: Can't be #1, nobody can burn a Boxster) My quote is Porsche are not cheap, and in all honesty they need fixing "all the time" and some other time, modified. Careful there my friend and all the best to you Last edited by madmods; 03-30-2012 at 03:48 AM.