Thinking of swapping cayman for a BMW am I mad?
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I've got a 57 Cayman S which is on 63,000 miles so it's getting on a bit, now this is my everyday car and I'm self employed so can off set sme of the cost against my tax, but I'm seriously considering selling it and taking a lease out on a new car (not a pcp a straight lease) and I found myself drawn to the BMW showroom and really liking the look of the M235i, I've got a test drive booked tomorrow so it will be interesting to compare'
Have I gone a bit mad?
Have I gone a bit mad?
I was in a BMW showroom the other day contemplating chopping in my honda jazz 2k special and had a poke around the cars. Nice cruisers but I would never trade the 996 in for one.
In fact in order to get more room for family outings I'm only considering the following;
1) Sack off the idea of a 997 and get a 991 for the extra room in the back when they reach poverty pork levels
2) Buying a 964 and feeding the missus less
In fact in order to get more room for family outings I'm only considering the following;
1) Sack off the idea of a 997 and get a 991 for the extra room in the back when they reach poverty pork levels
2) Buying a 964 and feeding the missus less
Mr Ping said:
I was in a BMW showroom the other day contemplating chopping in my honda jazz 2k special and had a poke around the cars. Nice cruisers but I would never trade the 996 in for one.
In fact in order to get more room for family outings I'm only considering the following;
1) Sack off the idea of a 997 and get a 991 for the extra room in the back when they reach poverty pork levels
2) Buying a 964 and feeding the missus less
3) Buying a GT3 and not feeding the missus at allIn fact in order to get more room for family outings I'm only considering the following;
1) Sack off the idea of a 997 and get a 991 for the extra room in the back when they reach poverty pork levels
2) Buying a 964 and feeding the missus less
chrispmartha said:
I've got a 57 Cayman S which is on 63,000 miles so it's getting on a bit, now this is my everyday car and I'm self employed so can off set sme of the cost against my tax, but I'm seriously considering selling it and taking a lease out on a new car (not a pcp a straight lease) and I found myself drawn to the BMW showroom and really liking the look of the M235i, I've got a test drive booked tomorrow so it will be interesting to compare'
Have I gone a bit mad?
Autocar did a recent test; obvious results; cayman (not S) is the drivers car by a mile. BMW fast, good car, more practical (obviously)Have I gone a bit mad?
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