Is it me or do Porsche & BMW go hand in hand?
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Porsche and BMW DO go hand in hand. I have the Cayenne Turbo as a daily and M5 as a fun car. If the buyer takes my M5, I'll also sell the Cayenne Turbo. Then possibly getting a Porsche GT3 as a fun car and a Mini Cooper S (IT'S A BMW) or 535i or 335i, or X5 35d, or a 135i (too small though) as a daily driver.
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Some 911's I had the pleasure of seeing on a trip to Silverstone in 2010, (home of the British F1 racetrack), at one of the compounds near the Force India F1 HQ, . There were some very tasty track-ready ones.
Sorry to go off topic somewhat.
Sorry to go off topic somewhat.
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Porsche and BMW DO go hand in hand. I have the Cayenne Turbo as a daily and M5 as a fun car. If the buyer takes my M5, I'll also sell the Cayenne Turbo. Then possibly getting a Porsche GT3 as a fun car and a Mini Cooper S (IT'S A BMW) or 535i or 335i, or X5 35d, or a 135i (too small though) as a daily driver.
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LOL. Overkill for me. The price is way out of range!! There's just SOMETHING about the Porsche that makes it just....much nicer! Maybe I'll think about the 911 Turbo Cabs. I dont care if the GT-R is faster. The 911 Turbo looks SEXIER!
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You buy the Porsche for its heritage as much as its evolution and what it will give you back. I like the natural curves of the 911; especially when you look from the back across the flared arches; the curvature reminds me of a beautiful curvaceous woman's hips. The thing is after you drive one hard and you get out, the shear heat coming from the wheelarches and tyres is amazing - good job they have the stone guards! And the "tick" "tick" "tick" noises you hear for a while just makes me think this car has a soul. Wow, there's me getting poetic / boaderline erotic!
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Ahlan..they are called MMR or MRR GT 20 wheels.. they are cheap, i think i paid $2300 with tires 3 years ago so now much cheaper i'm sure! i got them through DNJ wheels..google them
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A couple of kids ago, I had the 968 Cabriolet. LOVED IT... The 550i is really different, but they share similar qualities. We have a Mercedes as well... It seems different in a way.
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You buy the Porsche for its heritage as much as its evolution and what it will give you back. I like the natural curves of the 911; especially when you look from the back across the flared arches; the curvature reminds me of a beautiful curvaceous woman's hips. The thing is after you drive one hard and you get out, the shear heat coming from the wheelarches and tyres is amazing - good job they have the stone guards! And the "tick" "tick" "tick" noises you hear for a while just makes me think this car has a soul. Wow, there's me getting poetic / boaderline erotic!
THere's on GT-R I've always wanted and even until this day and WILL trade my E60 M5 for it! R34!!!!!
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