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Blue, thanks for your insights.
As I age, I want a Porsche that is easy to drive yet has gobs of power when I want to use it.
The direction the designs are going are in my direction, although they are obviously engineering the visceral feel and look out of their vehicles.
This may be strategic though and not a mistake. The cars are no longer great for the track, but they will have stripped down versions for more money for sale for that purpose (Cayman type R for example)
Thoughts?
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