Ready to buy one of these two cars and I'm wondering which one I should go with especially if it's going be to my daily driver all year round (even through snow) and I'll be driving it for the next 7-8 years.
General thoughts, opinions or advice on which one to go with?
The one that comes with a manual transmission
No need, I live in the city, lots of traffic
Option C. Cayman
The Fastest Volume Production Car around the Nurburgring
just get a 3k civic and a few simple mods and you'll have just as much fun for a fraction of the cost
You should get the 911. It genuinely is the better car even in snow.
he lives in the city. Why does the Nurburgring lap time matter when most likely it'll be parked or going back and forth to his office/car meets.
So a Viper?
>170mph top speed
lmao, no
not the person you replied to but
>caring about the Top Speed when you will rarely get anywhere close to 150mph
GTR obv
I'm a Porsche fanboy so I recommend the GTS
So buy a lexus for the city and a manual sports car for the track
Really which ever one feels right to you when your behind the wheel
Personally i like the gtr tho, so much neat tech, very handsome car imo
But the Carrera is so much better than the Cayman
GTS over the 4S?
Corvette
Cayman Rainman
>Boiracer car built by a company that got laughed out of lmp1
>Sophisticated piece of German engineering built by a company that not only has more le mans wins than any other
tough choice.
Not an option
Why the Cayman?
>Nurburgring
I get so tired of that stupid sperg track metric coming up. I bet those guys wear a helmet and gloves in the bumper to bumper traffic jams they commute in.
i'd choose the porshuh too but not because of le mong wins. those cars share hardly anything with their GT3/GTE variants except their basic shape, let alone the LMP1s.
i wish nissan's LMP1 could show what it was capable of but trust nissan to fuck up any vaguely interesting project (pic also related)
>he doesn't wear comfy af sweat-wicking racing gloves in his daily driver
Neither because you can't afford them
It really isn't
I heard GT3's are uncomfortable for daily driving especially after a while.
It's not hard to afford a 100K+ car if you manage your finances probably and save over years
How so?
well you could get a fast and cool looking car or you could get a nissan
seems pretty obvious
Engine in the right place
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People who manage their finances well don't drop 100gs on a toy car
LMAO how WRONG that is.
As if its not possible to drop 100g's on a car and manage their finances well.
see: Jerry Seinfeld, one of the biggest Porsche nuts do you want more examples? because I can keep going
Seinfeld also makes like $32 million a year
nothing gets me harder than a porsche with a big wang
People who manage their finances well enough can drop 100K on cars if they please especially if you make well over 100K a year. It's not a hard concept to wrap your head around.