Drove a porsche cayman today...

Drove a porsche cayman today...

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pigeonskirt

506 posts

139 months

Monday 25th May 2015
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joerama said:
Codswallop said:
350Z is a good car, often described as similar to a mini muscle car in contemporary car mags. If you like the way it drives, have you considered going for something with a proper sized engine? wink

Monaro VXR 6.0 can be had in budget, meets all of your criteria, and it sounds good at any rpm. Good chassis and cheap as chips to run too (apart from fuel).
That looks awful!

To be honest i hate vaxhaull's they dont do it for me. i categorize them with skoda and suzuki.
It's a Holden really, forget the Vauxhall badge! That said, you'd probably change your mind after driving one!

poing

8,743 posts

200 months

Monday 25th May 2015
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I saw a small group of Monaro's yesterday near Inverness, I agree they are not great looking although they are not bad looking either, but they sounded fantastic. I'm not a fan of Vauxhalls but I'd own one of those at the drop of a hat just for the noise alone.

In your position OP I would test drive one, what have you go to lose?

Vaud

50,467 posts

155 months

Monday 25th May 2015
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joerama

Original Poster:

74 posts

107 months

Monday 25th May 2015
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Codswallop said:
Best stick with your Renault engine Datsun in that case wink

What are your next car criteria? Ultimately, £13k budget for a Cayman is fairly low and I can imagine most will be tired at that price point. If badge/ image is important to you, and you want a characterful engine, a BMW Z4M should be in budget (just about).
Haha the renault datsun is some car! but i do understand where you are coming from.

If i dont keep my 350z i might go back to a type r or give some sort of ford a go.






Gio G

2,946 posts

209 months

Wednesday 27th May 2015
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OP with all due respect - a £13k Cayman will be a bag of spanners. I am not surprised your experience was underwhelming...

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