FS: Pristine 2014 Cayman - low mileage, loads of fun!
07-07-2016, 09:18 PM
#16
Race Car
I did indeed do the pickup and import on this car. Can't help with pricing (and would never discuss a client's financial dealings publicly anyway) but I can indeed say that this car is pristine. (or at least it was when I delivered it - username aside, I'm sure it's been treated well 
) In fact, driving it back wasn't as enjoyable as it usually was, because the car was so immaculate. It's always stressful driving a client's car, because I'm always worried someone's going to hit it, scratch it in a parking lot, etc. and in this case even more so!
One thing the ad should mention, that I loved about it - ventilated seats. Good god why this wasn't invented 30 years ago is beyond me. My heart may be in vintage cars, but ventilated seats are one thing I wish I could have in my 87!
) In fact, driving it back wasn't as enjoyable as it usually was, because the car was so immaculate. It's always stressful driving a client's car, because I'm always worried someone's going to hit it, scratch it in a parking lot, etc. and in this case even more so!One thing the ad should mention, that I loved about it - ventilated seats. Good god why this wasn't invented 30 years ago is beyond me. My heart may be in vintage cars, but ventilated seats are one thing I wish I could have in my 87!
07-08-2016, 11:41 AM
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Agree... the other thing I love is a heated steering wheel. Heated seats I can live without. I had a heated steering wheel in my 2001 5-Series BMW Wagon and loved it. It's the only luxury option that I truly value. Okay, heating steering wheel, AC, and ventilated seats. ;-)
