Entry-level Porsche (identical to Boxster but cheaper) put on hold

[blue2000s]

Originally Posted by Ghostrider 310

They run everything on their own track, it's part of their show, below these are some everyday coupes and sedans. I noticed you could resist admitting it spanks some formidable competitors but hey I know you think the newer units are lame, so be it.

You keep trying to put words in my mouth. If you can find that I said that the newer units are lame, I'll paypal you $1000.

Again, for like the 3rd time in this thread, a fast car does not make a sports car. I couldn't care less what a car's time is around a track. Even when I'm on the track. I care about how much the steering and chassis talk to me and how attainable and manageable the chassis limits are. These are the things that make a sports car fun at every speed. Not just track speed.

[Ghostrider 310]

Originally Posted by blue2000s

You keep trying to put words in my mouth. If you can find that I said that the newer units are lame, I'll paypal you $1000.

Again, for like the 3rd time in this thread, a fast car does not make a sports car.

These are the impressions I get from reading your words and between your words, posts are an imperfect medium for effective communications. Fact remains, the 65 lbs you claimed I'm spotting you is moot, you do remember the 65 lbs, right? No need for paypal sideshow stuff...

PS Better yet, does beating a 997 at laguna make it a sports car?

[blue2000s]

Originally Posted by Ghostrider 310

These are the impressions I get from reading your words and between your words, posts are an imperfect medium for effective communications. Fact remains, the 65 lbs you claimed I'm spotting you is moot, you do remember the 65 lbs, right? No need for paypal sideshow stuff...

PS Better yet, does beating a 997 at laguna make it a sports car?

No, none of those things make it a sports car. It makes it a fast car.

There is no sideshow stuff, there is proving that what you are writing is not what I'm saying.