centurion
Well-Known Member
Re: Which would you choose? 3-Series Coupe VS Convertible
yes it was the sound which made me buy it, even though it was an engineered sound.
Seems that the discount structure in Stuttgart Auto is less than generous to first time porsche buyers like me. Mainly because of money, I got the Cayman with options:6 speed Getrag, PASM adaptative suspension and the Sport Chrono (funny clock) engine and throttle remap option. Total price of the car is about S$248K minus an insignificant negotiated discount just to make me feel good.
I kept the 17" wheels because new wheels can be bought here instead of being taxed automotive tax. I was not willing to pay the tens of thousands of dollars required for the leather, getting alcantara everything except the leather steering. If I want later I can ask a local leather house to do it up. Just got the stuff which was absolutely impossible to do aftermarket.
But back to the subject, and sorry for the OT.
Suipalucsea;190913 said:I took the Cayman S for a test drive, and I can say that I have never enjoyed an engine sound more. It really is the best car you can get for under half a million or so....mind telling us how much it is setting you back after you put in a few basic extras? It was the price of those extras [especially the leather!] that finally put me off. As I've said before, it's better than a 335...but 100K better?
yes it was the sound which made me buy it, even though it was an engineered sound.
Seems that the discount structure in Stuttgart Auto is less than generous to first time porsche buyers like me. Mainly because of money, I got the Cayman with options:6 speed Getrag, PASM adaptative suspension and the Sport Chrono (funny clock) engine and throttle remap option. Total price of the car is about S$248K minus an insignificant negotiated discount just to make me feel good.
I kept the 17" wheels because new wheels can be bought here instead of being taxed automotive tax. I was not willing to pay the tens of thousands of dollars required for the leather, getting alcantara everything except the leather steering. If I want later I can ask a local leather house to do it up. Just got the stuff which was absolutely impossible to do aftermarket.
But back to the subject, and sorry for the OT.