Originally Posted by autosea

My offer was for rental
In the past I have rented the garage at thunderhill and had thae cars their

Originally Posted by DCP

Just wanting to offer a comment. I have a Spec Miata and have driven a Spec Boxster. Either is a fine platform for learning. If you are thinking that you can rent one for a few weekends, you may be underestimating the time it takes to learn to drive either well. Investing that time will make you a much better driver. Owning one makes that easier. I see it as a bonus if you work on the car as well. Understanding how a car works also helps with driving.