New Boxster
To be honest, 90%+ of boxster buyers won't give a crap about the steering. It's just journos and car enthusiasts that will mourn the old steering.
That's very true. My mum owns one, for example!
I think the Cayman will have to look pretty good to top the Boxster.
Just managed to spec one up for £57500
£13k of extras which i'd say were fairly essential.
I think the Cayman will have to look pretty good to top the Boxster.
Just managed to spec one up for £57500

£13k of extras which i'd say were fairly essential.
Originally Posted by lovegroova' timestamp='1331655858' post='21504614
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Monkeys review was interesting. Why have they gone eps? I really don't understand that decision.
Monkeys review was interesting. Why have they gone eps? I really don't understand that decision.
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Yes, but there's a certain type of company car buyer who can bore one shitless - even about a Porsche, when its theirs.
Originally Posted by lovegroova' timestamp='1331655858' post='21504614
[quote name='chilled' timestamp='1331649430' post='21504217']
Monkeys review was interesting. Why have they gone eps? I really don't understand that decision.
Monkeys review was interesting. Why have they gone eps? I really don't understand that decision.
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Up to 4%, according to this: http://automobile.motionforum.net/t1...ing-saves-fuel
15 years ago, Honda was 15 years ahead of everyone else.








