+1. It fit me fine and I’m 6’0 and double Adam’s weight lol.
I want one lol.
thats what happens when domestics start making faster cheaper cars, haha, just busting stones
stop in and drive one… i sent ya a pm… if he’s interested please let me know… i will take great care of him. we have a few 09’s still in and a 100% brand new 08 cayman S well equipped with a huge discount
Brew… Can I come drive one again. Maybe this time I’ll buy it. From you!
lol if you want the black
08 man you know it’s yours if ya want it.
09 white cayman S with PDK and the sports crono plus it’s here waiting for ya (my personal fav out of all of our cars)
we just started getting 2010 caymans now too, no change to the 09’s but it’a newer year
I wouldn’t want the PDK, as Porsche manual gearboxes feel phenomenal to shift.
the 08 is a great steal for the price… pasm, sports exhaust, cayman S, 6 sp
perfect for a great daily
does anybody else notice the obnoxious whine/wurr from the “tuned” intake on the cayman when driving it?
What’s the price? Taken in a Nissan Skyline as trade? Plus monies on your end lol.
I don’t recall really. I was also doing 110-120 on the test drive, feeling nothing short of amazing. I do recall some Porsches (haven’t noticed if it’s just the Caymans) making quite the racket when on the main straight @ LRP though.
that’s why your a linen delivery boy and not a CEO
not sure if i can take your r34 in on trade… already asked our wholesalers if they would be interested and no one is really biting
Replied to your pm, shoot me the info on the black 08 please, its an S correct?
you have a message
- REP.
this is why PJB will never amount to anything.
its called free-flow capital. basically its like a savings account for the business. Just because they are losing money, doesn’t mean that they don’t have any money.
They just have to dip into their “savings” account. Auto companies are not non for profits. they are for profits. so when they make money, it goes into a savings acount, which then gets divided up into the different sectors, Marketing, R&D, wages, etc. the left overs stay in the savings, thus building up their free-flowing capital that can be used for anything, including paying off bills as they lose money.
the reason I compare them to non for profits, is because at the end of the fiscal year, non-for profits have to show a free-flow capital balance sheet of $0 after wages and bills. They cannot show any excess money nor profit. so when you make a donation to lets say the Epilepsy foundation (which my mom works for), they take that money, and then use it to help run the foundation, and then the rest of it goes directly to the charity. My mom may pull in 30,000 dollars in an event, but only 25,000 will be actually going to the foundation. the other 5k will be used for bills, wages, etc. It sounds bad, but its the way the world works.
Not trying to steer the thread off topic, I’ve worked on a few Epilepsy foundation events over the years, especially the Golf-Around-Capital event at xgate. Is your mom happens to be one of those two ladies that usually orgainze the event?
Just wondering…
She is Susan. The Special Events Coordinator 
Nope, that did not happen and will never happen.