Ya I think that’s what’s lost in all of this. These are mostly professionals supporting a family and are likely half-way to retirement. They aren’t worried about how many olive gardens there are. They want to be able to afford a nice lifestyle and save for the future. It’s pretty difficult to do that on either coast…

I really have nothing in common with anyone from Texas, I consider Canadians more reliable allies than Texans.

If, in an industry where people punch each other in the head, you’re upset when somebody isn’t humble and respectful, then you might be watching the wrong sport.

I’ve owned a 2005 Boxster S, and I currently own a 2007 Boxster S with a TPC turbo as well as a Cayman GT4 so I have some real world basis to comment here. To those posters who say the extra horsepower doesn’t matter in the S version, I have to say that I disagree. Even my GT4, which has 385 hp, could use an extra 50…

what has it looking into the distance? Maybe because the 996 debuted 17 years ago. They were in the era of changing motors with a company facing financial crisis. It was also the car that’s began the turn around for the company to turn into the juggernaut that it is now. Posts like this don’t make sense to me. When…