Your Next Car After the 928?
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Got a spin in Anderson's new toy today- Yow. The seat has a bunch of individual air bladders that inflate and deflate, directed by some accelerometer somewhere, to support you with G-loading, in real time. Crazy.
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Hah, the seat is a g-suit.
There was a cheaper retail solution v. AMG,
http://www.theheraldbusinessjournal....IZ02/150909926
"“engineered to feel like a comfortable embrace”" haha,
but(t) no one wants to see that![ooops](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/icon501.gif)
And I should fess up that, realistically I'll relinquish my current 928S if/when I decide to go back to Audi via S5 or, if compelled to stay thrifty an A5, due to past favorable experience with five brothers' quality, reliability, AWD.
There was a cheaper retail solution v. AMG,
http://www.theheraldbusinessjournal....IZ02/150909926
"“engineered to feel like a comfortable embrace”" haha,
but(t) no one wants to see that
![ooops](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/icon501.gif)
And I should fess up that, realistically I'll relinquish my current 928S if/when I decide to go back to Audi via S5 or, if compelled to stay thrifty an A5, due to past favorable experience with five brothers' quality, reliability, AWD.
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Given the acceleration, a G-suit is entirely appropriate. As are the Lululemons on your callipygian companion in the passenger seat as you rocket through the canyons above Malibu.
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Wife's seats in her MB caught me by surprise first time I drove it. Not only did the side bolsters pinch my sides as speed increased through the turns, it also massaged and heated these old bones. T
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Oh boy. 599?
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Maybe 612.
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I'd get a kick out of reading the service intervals.. I assume they are more mainstream these days....but more especially the ballpark costs for those?
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612's are very DIY friendly- Check out this thread. Good list of parts costs in post #34:
http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/612...yesterday.html
And the coolant pitting issues, post #87.
They're all just cars.
http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/612...yesterday.html
And the coolant pitting issues, post #87.
They're all just cars.
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Originally Posted by SMTCapeCod
I'd get a kick out of reading the service intervals.. I assume they are more mainstream these days....but more especially the ballpark costs for those?
That being said, I have driven my 928 many thousands of miles to where it has 300k + on it now. That was an emotional decision as well...
All my cars I have owned over the years have been for the purpose of the experience and enjoyment.
If I wanted an appliance car, I would buy a Mercedes diesel sedan every 10 years and then junk it afterwards...
Of course everyone is entitled to their own opinion, and c'est la vie..
Best regards,
Richard
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