Porsche for the Uninitiated
Porsche for the Uninitiated
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Delbox

260 posts

257 months

Sunday 1st December 2013
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Invariably these are the uninformed descriptors used by those who have not driven, never mind owned, a Porsche of any sort - but are envious of those who do! Or they're just setting the bait and waiting for a Porsche owner to bite!!

Edited by Delbox on Sunday 1st December 13:52

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83 months

Sunday 1st December 2013
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Porkerjag said:
Afetr many years listening to people in pubs, at work etc it goes something like this :

1. Boxster = Hairdresser
2. Cayman = Poor
3. 911 = Flash
4. 911 Turbo = Fast as fk
5. GT2 & GT3 = Confusion
6. GT2 & GT3 with big rear wing & Decals = Knob
The point of sharing this being...?

Callughan

6,313 posts

221 months

Sunday 1st December 2013
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Mutema said:
Porkerjag said:
Afetr many years listening to people in pubs, at work etc it goes something like this :

1. Boxster = Hairdresser
2. Cayman = Poor
3. 911 = Flash
4. 911 Turbo = Fast as fk
5. GT2 & GT3 = Confusion
6. GT2 & GT3 with big rear wing & Decals = Knob
The point of sharing this being...?
He has bought a turbo?

ORD

18,197 posts

156 months

Sunday 1st December 2013
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It does make me laugh that people who don't even earn the price of a Cayman in a year call it s poor man's porsche. Same for the Boxster.

uknick

1,065 posts

213 months

Sunday 1st December 2013
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Interesting post from OP seeing as he has Boxster and Turbo. Maybe he needs some informed support when he is talking in the pub about his cars.


996TT02

3,342 posts

169 months

Sunday 1st December 2013
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Porkerjag said:
Afetr many years listening to people in pubs, at work etc it goes something like this :

1. Boxster = Hairdresser
2. Cayman = Poor
3. 911 = Flash
4. 911 Turbo = Fast as fk
5. GT2 & GT3 = Confusion
6. GT2 & GT3 with big rear wing & Decals = Knob
5. GT2 & GT3 = Confusion

Definitely. 3 is more than 2, so it must be "more" (faster), right?