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Old 02-20-2022, 07:38 PM   #19
wizee
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Originally Posted by Flarpswitch View Post
That Boxster is a nice looking car. I like the profile. I keep thinking about a new Cayman S as an alternative. If money is no object, would you consider the Porsche or get the BRZ and spend the difference on other fun stuff. People I knew are assuming room temperature these days and it serves as a reminder that you can’t take it with you.
In my case, I currently have a Porsche 718 Spyder as my fancy sports car. However, I wanted a cheaper and metal roofed sports car for daily driver duties. Something that I wouldn’t worry about leaving in the grocery store parking lot, and would be less worried about damaging if I track it. In the 987.1 family, the 2006-2008 2.7L models are pretty solid, though bore scoring is a concern on the 3.4L M97 engine used by the 2006-2008 Cayman S and 2007-2008 Boxster S. I decided to get a 2022 BRZ instead of another 987 because I wanted something new and different from what I have owned and currently own, like having CarPlay, the peace of mind a warranty brings, and the practicality of folding rear seats.

Many people on Rennlist are considering a new BRZ or GR86 as either a cheaper sports car to go alongside their Porsche, or to replace aging entry level models (944 and 986).
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