new cayenne owner
05-08-2003, 05:58 PM
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new cayenne owner
purchased a "s" on 05/03/2003 off of the showroom. very interesting!! still getting used to all the techno stuff in a new car.. my other car is a 2000 boxster s and it doesn't handle "quite like that, but it is pretty darn good!!
very few options on the new one.. sunroof, 19" wheels, titanium color. the overall shape is really growing on me. right now i have about 400 miles as this will be my "work" car. i am a real estate appraiser so any excuse to go "out in the field" is now jumped at...
i look forward to contributing to this forum!!
very few options on the new one.. sunroof, 19" wheels, titanium color. the overall shape is really growing on me. right now i have about 400 miles as this will be my "work" car. i am a real estate appraiser so any excuse to go "out in the field" is now jumped at...
i look forward to contributing to this forum!!
05-09-2003, 11:47 AM
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I'm on pins and needles! My dealer swears my replacement will be here this Wednesday! My original order well, who knows???
Any recommendations for a digital camera? I can take stills with my camcorder but resolution is low. I don't take a lot of pictures so need bang for the buck!
Any recommendations for a digital camera? I can take stills with my camcorder but resolution is low. I don't take a lot of pictures so need bang for the buck!
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05-09-2003, 12:37 PM
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dawktah,
its a little off topic, but i guess if its for taking pictures of a cayenne then its ok. but i really like the image quality on my canon digital camera. i wanted a very inexpensive (read expendable) digital camera to carry everywhere for digial use only (no printing). i bought the a40 model (2 megapxl). i paid less than $200 (is probably much less now) and it takes great pictures. lots of manual control too. i like a lot of the higher end models too.
its a little off topic, but i guess if its for taking pictures of a cayenne then its ok. but i really like the image quality on my canon digital camera. i wanted a very inexpensive (read expendable) digital camera to carry everywhere for digial use only (no printing). i bought the a40 model (2 megapxl). i paid less than $200 (is probably much less now) and it takes great pictures. lots of manual control too. i like a lot of the higher end models too.
05-11-2003, 03:21 PM
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Congratulations, Tim! A Cayenne and a Boxster S is a nice combination to have. Now your practical vehicle is fun too.
We used to live in Thousand Oaks as well. It's a really nice area. Loved the fish and chips at "Fresh Catch." I do miss driving Malibu and Decker Canyon.
We used to live in Thousand Oaks as well. It's a really nice area. Loved the fish and chips at "Fresh Catch." I do miss driving Malibu and Decker Canyon.
