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Kirk · 05-20-2008, 02:14 PM

Yes, I would still say "Prices like this...". I've got a tired old '87 CRX as a daily driver that I would love to retire. I've been looking around in the $10,000 to $15,000 price range for something with ~40K miles on it, AWD or RWD, good looks, and sporty. There are a lot of options within those criteria - Z3, 350Z, RX-8, Audi TT, etc. Honestly I would lean more towards the 225 Hp quattro Audi TT right now, but I've decided to put my plans on hold for a while and focus more on paying off my Boxster. But if I was seriously shopping and could get a nice Boxster for the same price as a Z3, 350Z, RX-8 or Audi TT, I would seriously consider just getting another Boxster for the daily driver. I'm not basing any of this on blue book value, but more of what the competition is within that price range. A good, low mileage Porsche for $16K is not a bad deal at all.

05-20-2008, 02:14 PM	#6
Kirk Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Texarkana, Texas Posts: 959	Yes, I would still say "Prices like this...". I've got a tired old '87 CRX as a daily driver that I would love to retire. I've been looking around in the $10,000 to $15,000 price range for something with ~40K miles on it, AWD or RWD, good looks, and sporty. There are a lot of options within those criteria - Z3, 350Z, RX-8, Audi TT, etc. Honestly I would lean more towards the 225 Hp quattro Audi TT right now, but I've decided to put my plans on hold for a while and focus more on paying off my Boxster. But if I was seriously shopping and could get a nice Boxster for the same price as a Z3, 350Z, RX-8 or Audi TT, I would seriously consider just getting another Boxster for the daily driver. I'm not basing any of this on blue book value, but more of what the competition is within that price range. A good, low mileage Porsche for $16K is not a bad deal at all.