Well, with this new Vintage "promotion" I can probably afford the Cayman S. My salary has increased ten fold. Let's see... ten times zero is... carry the one... :countingonfingers:

 

Cayman S out the door is closer to $70K with typical options (Porsche sells a lot of add-ons).

 

^^Oh, yeah. I forgot that he'd probably want seats. HPH

 

A couple of months ago, they were offering one helluva lease program. Not sure if they are still offering it with the same terms. I almost joined Poindexter in buying one. I know GOGOGO was giving it some thought as well.

 

The Dems are gonna raise the minimum wage. But there's no way you can buy a Cayman for less than high fifties. They don't even make them or market them without add-ons.

 

I haven't had the chance to stop at Paul Miller Porsche yet to inquire about Dave's Cayman. Now that I know that Dean is interested, I'll try to make a deal for two. That should make for a good discount.

Jim, if you want I'll include you as well. I'm sure they'll be willing to talk on three of them.

OK, one for Dave, one for Dean, and one for Jim. Anybody else interested before I stop at the dealer?

I'll need a list of options from the three of you. Also tell me when you're landing at Newark and I'll pick you up.

 

^^^

 

I know a guy selling this car. At least, I think he's still selling it. Wanted something in the 60s for it.

 

When I lived in Santa Fe and drove Audis, the dealer was about 60 miles away (in Albuquerque), and they also sold Porsches.

Despite my gripes about South Florida, this isn't one of them: there are three Porsche dealers within 50 miles of me, and their inventories show about three dozen Cayman S models (some with Tiptronic transmissions -- ooooh! ) available. One even has MSRPs listed, and Mike's right, they're in the mid-60 to low 70 range.

I value my marriage too much to go look at any of them. HPH

 

Doc,

Should I ask about four?