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Well, it will remove any stigma of our cars being the "poor man's Porsche" if we get a newer model.
Plus, it may become a very solid track car the way the boxster became a spec car... who knows?
Depends a lot on the power to weight ratio and handling.
Porsche has to bring out models that get good fuel economy that sell really well to help balance all the high end cars that get poor fuel economy and don't sell well. It's all about making money and keeping the government happy with one's average fuel economy across the model range.
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