...is like vanilla ice cream. which is good, has wide-appeal, and is affordable.
but dreyer's ice cream isn't exaxtly like hagaan daaz - which would be the porsche 911
...is like vanilla ice cream. which is good, has wide-appeal, and is affordable.
but dreyer's ice cream isn't exaxtly like hagaan daaz - which would be the porsche 911
Ok Larry, you can afford Hagann Daaz. Personally, I'd take Funky Monkey any day over that foo-foo stuff.
Anyway, Larry, what kind of car do you own and drive?
Ed
============================================================ Learn how to spell---There is no such brand as "Dreyers"---and who gives a fiddler's f*ck about a Porsche. Why don't you move to Germany--ASSHOLE. ======================================================== Remove the ZZZ from my E-mail address to send me E-mail.
why can't porsche people and corvette people ever get along...
porsche people are ok and fine, but covette people have this grudge that they have to find a million reasons to hate porsche in order to justify themselves to being content with a rather inferior car.
Yes there is Dreyers and Breyers (or similar spelling for each). I used to eat and love Breyers in NY and lately I'm eating Dreyers in Texas. Sorry for getting away from cars but since you wrongly accused someone I thought I'd set the record straight.
lol - i drive a f430 on the weekends and a 911 turbo on weekdays, just like everybody else
Actually, he's right. That's not an apostophe between the 'r' and 's.' It's really a small stick figure. Also, more correctly, the word "Grand" is in the brand name. Good stuff !!
<Post seemed a bit short on couth.
-- pj
I only remember the 911 from the 60s -- could be tricky to drive. The old
356 (I think it was) before then was a great car and bulletproof.
"On a quiet night you can hear a Porsche rusting." ...SDCOC tee shirt.
-- pj
:>lol - i drive a f430 on the weekends and a 911 turbo on weekdays, just like :>everybody else
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hi
for $25K -/+
what's a better buy, your personal opinion and for the real world: a Boxster (2000-02 years)...or an earlier 911 Carrera (1990-92)?
the car will be an automatic transmission, daily driver.
I like the classic look of the 911, but I'm not a mechanic-type to get his hands dirty...so needless to say, It has to be reliable.
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...what are your guys' takes on the Boxster being referred to as:
"the baby porsche"
"not a true porsche"
"the poor man's porsche"
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thanks DS for the info but I didn't buy it, the yellow boxster s.
i think i'm going to hold out for a 911 - when the right one comes along, color/price/tip/miles/etc
that boxster was nice, good price, fitted my criteria...but there's something magical about saying i own/drive a porsche 911, or a 911 porsche.
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:>BMW's are sedans first and foremost - than whatever sportscar there is left :>in it. :>
what about Corvettes, in particular, early 90's models...do they drive equally as sporty as Porsche's right? and not sedany like BMW's?
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On Sat, 10 Nov 2007 12:18:56 -0600, Bob I puked:
P oor O ld R ich S chmuck C an't H ave E rections
-- lab~rat >:-) Do you want polite or do you want sincere?
lol - like i said. typical response of a corvette-lover
not much different then you continuing to post off-topic !
get a clue porsche boy !
no real need for another of your troll-boy replies.....
lol...
blue-collars, corvette...and white-collars, porsche....are like oil and water - they just never appear to mix, no matter how hard you try
What a spin, makes coming into a Corvette group and pushing the Porsche, 'I like that term, "pushing the Porsche"', sound like Corvette owners are at fault for being rude to a jerk.......
Ah yes, Häagen-Dazs, another fine American product used to bolster up the image of an overrated car. Häagen-Dazs has a vanilla so you can have a bland flavor for your car comparison. What would the car you drive be compared to, bean soup?
""What a spin, makes coming into a Corvette group and pushing the Porsche, 'I like that term, "pushing the Porsche"', sound like Corvette owners are at fault for being rude to a jerk.......""
lol, relax. i'm not saying it subjectively, just telling it like it is - objectively
there's 3 kinds of sportscars: corvette, porsche, ferrari
lovers of each all have their own arguments for it. who's ultimatley to say who's right? no one
Very good statement, and true...
I have had a Porsche and would rather have my Vette... But would give up all including my left one to have a 1998 McLaren F1...
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