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lexuspilot · 05-31-2006, 10:11 AM

What does it take to be satisied?

Well, Porsche get's a lot of things right! I do have my Boxster for sale on this board because of the new addition to my family. However, in all my test driving of the other makes so oftenly mentioned in the "grass is greener" posts on this board, I have gained a great deal of respect for Porsche's engineering. I am so unimpressed by anything less than $44k. $50k+(back to the orginal MSRP for my Boxster) is what it takes to get the equivalant smile on my face.

I also have never gotten so many "I love your car"'s from such a diverse group of people. I remember how many people said that to me in the Lexus(1), Ford(0), and Honda(0)

I am so satisfied that I am not trying very hard to sell my Boxster.

05-31-2006, 10:11 AM	#27
lexuspilot Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Alabama Posts: 201	What does it take to be satisied? Well, Porsche get's a lot of things right! I do have my Boxster for sale on this board because of the new addition to my family. However, in all my test driving of the other makes so oftenly mentioned in the "grass is greener" posts on this board, I have gained a great deal of respect for Porsche's engineering. I am so unimpressed by anything less than $44k. $50k+(back to the orginal MSRP for my Boxster) is what it takes to get the equivalant smile on my face. I also have never gotten so many "I love your car"'s from such a diverse group of people. I remember how many people said that to me in the Lexus(1), Ford(0), and Honda(0) I am so satisfied that I am not trying very hard to sell my Boxster. __________________ 2004 Boxster - Carmon Red/ Black-SOLD 18" Carrera Lt, Painted to match roll bars, PnP Rear Speakers, Sports Tailpipe 2004 Tonka Truck H2 05 S - looking...