ltc

Found over on the OT forum.....

http://www.drautos.com/search/srDetails.asp?itemid=239224&sessionkey={FE3E5143-20A6-4328-93CD-E6CA0D68C9B4}&modelid=&makename=PORSCHE%27s

LVDell

Hard to believe somebody could own a car as great as that and ONLY have 200 miles on it. I have lost all respect for Tiger.

phaedrus242

I've confirmed that car was indeed registered to Tiger. Only $495,000? A bargain at twice the price. I wonder if he'd sign the dashboard?

labcars

Does anyone think that Tiger's ownership is worth $100-$150k? I sure don't.

DMin

Rumor has it that he couldn't deal with the clutch which is why it doesn't have many miles on it, and why he is selling it.

As for the price, may I refer you to P.T. Barnum...

D.Min

BigLou

I saw his 996 turbo up for sale not too long ago in the Dupont registry. I don't remember how many miles it had, but I bet it wasn't much. It was priced alittle higher than similar turbos, but not as much of a increase as what the CGT is priced at. Its kind of crazy what some of these celebrity cars sell for. The celebs could make a living off just buying exotic cars and selling them at inflated prices. Not that selling these cars at above market value prices will make or break someone like Tiger though.


Lou

Nick

I can understand an inflated price if the owner was a prominent figure in racing but golf???? I am suprised he didn't give it to his caddy who is much more into the sport.

BTW, Dminn I read your post regarding selling your CGT. The reasons you give for doing so make a lot of sense. Also, though I have not driven the M6, based on the reviews you are going to get one hell of a car which will be a "hoot" to drive. Enjoy!

MarkD

Yep, his 996 only had a few thousand miles on it. It was a bargain at around $95K

What a shame. I suppose he doesn't drive much... while not on the golf course.

Jay Gratton

Come on guys, the reason Tiger is selling the CGT is he doesn't have enough time to drive his BUICK anymore! That is strange how he couldn't get used to the clutch, I haven't driven one but I wish he had given it more then 200 miles! What did he do, drive it around the block once and gave up?

viperbob

I have an idea. Tell Tiger you'll play him a round of 18 holes, double or nothing. Then get 2 rich guys willing to pay $500K to play 18 holes with Tiger. At the end of the day you collect $1M from the rich guys, hand it over to Tiger (yes I think he would beat me) and you walk away with a CGT....

Jay Gratton

Bob,
I can't afford the $500K, but maybe I can get you to spot me the money and I will join you guys for a little 18 hole action. What do you say? I can beat Tiger! I kick his butt all the time in the video game, I'll even bring the beer!

DMin

Nick

I once dreamed a dream, but now that dream is gone...

While we may disagree on several points about the CGT, I will say that if a clutchless version were available, I probably would have opted for it rather than the manual. Not being heel-and-toe'er, I could get around a track faster with the paddles, most likely, than with my ham-fisted attempts at heel-and-toe'ing.

Still it was fun while it lasted. I still haven't fully decided on getting the M6, but thought it'd be best to reserve my place in line.

D.Min

Les Quam

What's an M6?

Where is the post where you are selling your CGT?

ked

"As for the price, may I refer you to P.T. Barnum..."
I believe it was, "there's a duffer born every minute."

pcar964

How about he signs a golf bag, and leaves the dashboard alone..