FS Turbo cabrio in France - Nice pics
08-04-2003, 04:07 PM
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p'tain, wouldn't mind just owning one here in the US. of course, have to go over there to just drive it. luis what are you paying at a typical place, € per litre for petrol?
08-04-2003, 04:14 PM
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About €0.90 per liter, which is why it cost me US$70 to fill up the other day, which is why the car only gets out on weekends, which is why if you could get this car over to the States you would probably feel a lot less guilty about driving it than I do here 
On the other hand, at only 38K km, this car they're selling in France would make a good show car prospect in the States. Mine has 103K km!
On the other hand, at only 38K km, this car they're selling in France would make a good show car prospect in the States. Mine has 103K km!
08-04-2003, 04:25 PM
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Originally posted by Thom
That's Fred's car.
He wants to replace it with a Boxster ...
That's Fred's car.
He wants to replace it with a Boxster ...
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08-04-2003, 04:25 PM
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Thom, how good friends are you with Fred? Maybe he'll give you a special deal and you can drive that baby down to the Costa Brava so I can see it!
Looks like it's in great condition. Are the wheels really magnesium? They look like the stock 7.5/9x16 cast alloy D90s.
Looks like it's in great condition. Are the wheels really magnesium? They look like the stock 7.5/9x16 cast alloy D90s.
08-04-2003, 04:30 PM
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Originally posted by 944pete
A Boxster? If I had a car like that I may replace it with a Carrera GT, but Boxsters are pretty much a dime a dozen anymore. That's too rare of a car to let go.
A Boxster? If I had a car like that I may replace it with a Carrera GT, but Boxsters are pretty much a dime a dozen anymore. That's too rare of a car to let go.
08-04-2003, 04:43 PM
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speaking of pebble beach, the homes there put all of our cars to share in terms of beauty... went out with the 928 crowd yesterday for a cruise from South Bay (SF Bay) to Pebble Beach for lunch - Devek Days.. here are some pics....
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my car is three cars up on the left side
Gotta love those cars!
Also, I put in roughly USD25-26.00 when I fill the tank, of which I normally put in 61-64 litres max each time (~0.55€/l, on any given day)
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my car is three cars up on the left side
Gotta love those cars!
Also, I put in roughly USD25-26.00 when I fill the tank, of which I normally put in 61-64 litres max each time (~0.55€/l, on any given day)
08-04-2003, 04:44 PM
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1€/l is pretty close to €0,90/l anyway... it all sucks, but what is ironic is that people complain loudly when in goes above US$2.50/gal (or US$0,66/litre....!) What gall!
Luis- we know that you want a second Cabrio - Don't rub it in!!
("Km-0" was an interesting movie, not bad... btw)
Luis- we know that you want a second Cabrio - Don't rub it in!!
("Km-0" was an interesting movie, not bad... btw)