718 Cayman (2ltr) as a daily
718 Cayman (2ltr) as a daily
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LambShank

Original Poster:

16,059 posts

218 months

Monday 12th September 2016
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Don't know much about these, but comfy enough to do around 20k miles a year in?
Must have spec?

TIA.

Fish

4,063 posts

311 months

Monday 12th September 2016
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Can't see why not, I used to use a TVR and Lotus Elise as a daily now drive a Defender...

I'd personally always spec the PDLS Xenons as they are awesome and I live in the sticks.. along with auto dimm mirrors..

Johnny G Pipe

280 posts

257 months

Monday 12th September 2016
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Most Porsches make fab dailies, bar the GT cars.

matjk

1,112 posts

169 months

Monday 12th September 2016
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Is there a single Porsche option that you would ever get your money back on, i doubt it but could be wrong. I would think at resale you would always get the biggest % back by taking the least options humanly possible, If your not talking resale spec then its a very personal choice, I would like a PSE but thats just me, some people like Ceramic brakes, if you have deep pockets the world is your oyster but dont expect to get much money back on them

ack0

184 posts

234 months

Monday 12th September 2016
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PDK?

Dr S

5,141 posts

255 months

Monday 12th September 2016
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Johnny G Pipe said:
Most Porsches make fab dailies, bar the GT cars.
Rubbish. 7.2 GT3 is a perfect daily. Don't see why it should be otherwise

mollytherocker

14,457 posts

238 months

Monday 12th September 2016
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matjk said:
Is there a single Porsche option that you would ever get your money back on, i doubt it but could be wrong. I would think at resale you would always get the biggest % back by taking the least options humanly possible, If your not talking resale spec then its a very personal choice, I would like a PSE but thats just me, some people like Ceramic brakes, if you have deep pockets the world is your oyster but dont expect to get much money back on them
Options depreciate more than the car. Spec light.

Stunters

619 posts

223 months

Monday 12th September 2016
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I did 20k a year for a while in my 987 Cayman S. Absolutely fine as a daily.
I would recommend a spec that gives the car a nice ride (to you). For me, that meant the standard wheels, and PASM. But there are no wrong choices, just what's personal to you.