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Here´s what really makes me smile all day long :rolleyes: :cheers:

My new car

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I sold my 3.4L powered Boxster which I loved and drive for the last 4 years, I hope this new toy can perform as good as my Boxster, I´m sure it will ;). So far the big difference I noticed was the cabin noise, this one is far more silent than the Boxster, as to other aspects like driving pleasure, handling among other things, I will post on another thread.

PS - Found this board few days ago, and it´s amazing the amount of info it has. Congrats Loren you have made a great job, you´re the :king:

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Here´s what really makes me smile all day long :rolleyes:  :cheers:

My new car

24045-pORSCHE.JPG

24047-DSC00647.JPG

24046-DSC00651.JPG

I sold my 3.4L powered Boxster which I loved and drive for the last 4 years, I hope this new toy can perform as good as my Boxster, I´m sure it will ;). So far the big difference I noticed was the cabin noise, this one is far more silent than the Boxster, as to other aspects like driving pleasure, handling among other things, I will post on another thread.

PS - Found this board few days ago, and it´s amazing the amount of info it has. Congrats Loren you have made a great job, you´re the  :king:

:welcome:

Congratulations on your new ride. Looking forward to your driving impressions/comparisions between your new sexy ride & the 3.4 'Super' Boxster.

:cheers:

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Sweet pictures!

The Boxster S and the 911 Cab are 2 very different rides, but both are uniquely awesome.

The Boxster S is a go kart on steriods, while the 911 Cab is a refined sports car that has latent power.

I just did the same thing, switch from the Boxster to the 911 Cab, and it's taking a little getting use to.

Thanks for sharing. The picture by the ocean was great!

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