Should I sell my Spyder.....
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Cmcdaniel993 (07-03-2021)
07-02-2021 | 06:51 PM
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No matter how great a performance SUV is, It will never be a light weight, low center of gravity, mid-engine replacement.
So, the answer really is, do you appreciate what the Spyder has to offer or are you willing to give that up.
Swapping the Macan for the Cayenne I can see, but not sure how you can add the Spyder into that mix.
So, the answer really is, do you appreciate what the Spyder has to offer or are you willing to give that up.
Swapping the Macan for the Cayenne I can see, but not sure how you can add the Spyder into that mix.
07-02-2021 | 07:05 PM
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It’s nice right @VVG ? Pry my cold dead hands from around my Alcantara covered steering wheel GT4 says I.
I’d rather have a base Cayenne or CPO or some old generation Cayenne, and an extra GT4..like maybe that GT4RS.
I’d rather have a base Cayenne or CPO or some old generation Cayenne, and an extra GT4..like maybe that GT4RS.
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07-02-2021 | 07:59 PM
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You will miss a sports car and want the Spyder back in a month or 2. You will either buy another Spyder or another similar Porsche sports car after that. I would keep Macan/Spyder combo that sounds like a Best of both worlds type situation to me.
If you want a sports car that is more daily driveable or slightly less compromised for the road but still retaining a lot of that Spyder special flavor, think about trading for a GTS.
If you want a sports car that is more daily driveable or slightly less compromised for the road but still retaining a lot of that Spyder special flavor, think about trading for a GTS.
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07-02-2021 | 08:33 PM
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External validation.....ROFL !!! It's just a question. We all need practical transport. It was more question about what level of performance in a practical transport vehicle might make one okay with owning just one vehicle.
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Jeff Jones (07-02-2021)
07-02-2021 | 08:45 PM
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Agree with others, you need to do what feels "right" to you. This is an emotion and visceral kind of thing. That said, I am a 9YO Cayenne Turbo owner, and I am awaiting delivery of a Spyder in the next 2 weeks (just arrived at port here stateside). For me, the CTT is fantastic, and the best every day super-SUV I could ask for. But there's a reason I'm buying the Spyder. It is a totally different experience, one that will feel all the better on early weekend mornings with the top down. Something the CTT can never deliver.
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07-02-2021 | 09:49 PM
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on that one.
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