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#46
12-01-2004, 10:34 AM
Originally posted by Benjamin Choi
997 interior > 996 interior
Heck, 997 exterior > 996 exterior
997 interior > 996 interior
Heck, 997 exterior > 996 exterior
#47
12-01-2004, 11:01 AM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by bucking
Totally agree; too many little buttons. But, it's just what Bif and Buffy want when they just don't want to drive the Cayenne. [/QUOTE
I don't care one lick about buffy, but "Biff" might just use his Cayenne to trailer his 996TT race car. Don't be so smug.
Totally agree; too many little buttons. But, it's just what Bif and Buffy want when they just don't want to drive the Cayenne. [/QUOTE
I don't care one lick about buffy, but "Biff" might just use his Cayenne to trailer his 996TT race car. Don't be so smug.
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12-01-2004, 11:57 AM
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Originally posted by Benjamin Choi
Better an Audi interior than a Porsche interior.
I don't even know why you guys are griping about the interior on the 911. Porsche interiors suck and it's not the reason you buy one.
997 interior > 996 interior
Heck, 997 exterior > 996 exterior
Better an Audi interior than a Porsche interior.
I don't even know why you guys are griping about the interior on the 911. Porsche interiors suck and it's not the reason you buy one.
997 interior > 996 interior
Heck, 997 exterior > 996 exterior
#49
12-01-2004, 12:45 PM
James: Smug? What is it that I said that could be characterised as smug? Is it your opinion that I shouldn't express mine? For what's it's worth, I happen to like the 997 and I'm sure the turbo version will be an excellent car. An excessive array of buttons that are extremely small takes away from concentrating on driving; you have to take you eyes off the road to operate the whatever button you wish to actuate. As for towing your Porsche to the track, drive your Cayenne if you want or, as an alternative, get a better tool like a diesel truck. In the meantime, lighten up.
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12-01-2004, 12:59 PM
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There has been too much flaming on this board when someone expresses their opinion. No opinion on this board is any more valid then anotther. Yes, to everyone, lighten up and let's just have lively (but polite) discussions.
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12-01-2004, 02:23 PM
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Originally posted by bppump911
Are you haunting me? Please, YOU ARE RIGHT, OK. Enuff.
Are you haunting me? Please, YOU ARE RIGHT, OK. Enuff.
you were the one that stated he wanted polite lively conversation
nothing better then that then a nice healthy debate
now, i'm not following you, picking on you, I was just trying to have two healthy debates and then you put your tail in between your legs
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#54
12-01-2004, 03:19 PM
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Originally posted by Soon2be993tt
you were the one that stated he wanted polite lively conversation
nothing better then that then a nice healthy debate
now, i'm not following you, picking on you, I was just trying to have two healthy debates and then you put your tail in between your legs
you were the one that stated he wanted polite lively conversation
nothing better then that then a nice healthy debate
now, i'm not following you, picking on you, I was just trying to have two healthy debates and then you put your tail in between your legs
#55
12-01-2004, 03:57 PM
Originally posted by bppump911
You are a bigger nag than my ex-wife. BTW, do you own a Porsche, or are you just a board troll? Just more lively discussion. Now I know you'll want the last word (just as any woman does) so here's your chance.
You are a bigger nag than my ex-wife. BTW, do you own a Porsche, or are you just a board troll? Just more lively discussion. Now I know you'll want the last word (just as any woman does) so here's your chance.
