Cheated on my MCS....LOVED IT!
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Cheated on my MCS....LOVED IT!
Ugh, I feel guilty. I wrapped myself in the arms of another vehicle, and I can't stop thinking about it.
The Porsche Cayman S is all it's cracked up to be and more. I had a lengthy drive with it, and while I LOVE my car - it just isn't in the same arena as the Cayman. It has personality, spunk, vigor; it's tight, load, raucus, invigorating.
I've read a lot of reviews where people come from Porsches to MINIs, but I have to say that if I could spend 0 dollars for three years to save for this thing, I'd buy it.
I know this comparison is apples to oranges. All I'm saying is that the car friggin' rocks.
I need to go take a shower to get this glitter and perfume off of me
mb
The Porsche Cayman S is all it's cracked up to be and more. I had a lengthy drive with it, and while I LOVE my car - it just isn't in the same arena as the Cayman. It has personality, spunk, vigor; it's tight, load, raucus, invigorating.
I've read a lot of reviews where people come from Porsches to MINIs, but I have to say that if I could spend 0 dollars for three years to save for this thing, I'd buy it.
I know this comparison is apples to oranges. All I'm saying is that the car friggin' rocks.
I need to go take a shower to get this glitter and perfume off of me
mb
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I agree...Caymans rock! ....haven't driven one yet, but I followed a black one for a couple of miles a few days ago. It sounded sweet and I couldn't keep my eyes off it. 0-60 in the mid 4's would be nice...and it would out-handle most anything. 
I don't know that a test drive would count as cheating...that was a long drive though...guess it varies by MINI...but if you do it again you could be in trouble.
I don't know that a test drive would count as cheating...that was a long drive though...guess it varies by MINI...but if you do it again you could be in trouble.
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$1400 / year comprehensive from one of the national companies. There were several other smaller collector car insurance companies that would cover it too but they usually had mile limited policies
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my friend said that his mom was gonna buy him a Cayman since forever, but he said that his mom thought they were "girly" and bought him a lime green mustang... my jaw dropped when he told me that
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Ugh, I feel guilty. I wrapped myself in the arms of another vehicle, and I can't stop thinking about it.
The Porsche Cayman S is all it's cracked up to be and more. I had a lengthy drive with it, and while I LOVE my car - it just isn't in the same arena as the Cayman. It has personality, spunk, vigor; it's tight, load, raucus, invigorating.
The Porsche Cayman S is all it's cracked up to be and more. I had a lengthy drive with it, and while I LOVE my car - it just isn't in the same arena as the Cayman. It has personality, spunk, vigor; it's tight, load, raucus, invigorating.
I was in Stuggart in the spring and got invited to the Porsche factory for the day. Tours, lunch, etc., and then a romp across the German countryside in a new Cayman S... OMG! They programmed the route into the Nav system and I was off. A great mixture of country roads and, of course, some Autobahn action. What a great day!
The wife called me from the states when I was on the Autobahn... doing 225 KPH+ and shifting in to 6th gear... BUSTED!