Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!
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I'd be going for Sapphire Blue with silver wheels
Nope colour coded side vents hardly shows so little extra paint for so much money toojdpef356 said:
Red stitching indeed even though you get fabulous red stitching for free on your Evora but then having to pay Porsche for red cotton is normal MO
Spyder roll bars only get 1/2 painted and everywhere else in same area left black again too much money for too little paint. Looks better left all in the black IMO
Deffo not Black .Possibly Yellow this time the Sapphire Blue is nice makes the car look more expensive than it already is []
Not Red as people would think I had the same old car As I am not buying one new ,will just see what turns up on the second hand market in a year or two at around £45K
]Not Red as people would think I had the same old car
As I am not buying one new ,will just see what turns up on the second hand market in a year or two at around £45K 
Thats pretty much exactly how I've speced mine.
(you're still PTS though aren't you Daro ?)
Its going to sit along side my 987 Boxster S in Guards too !
I think walking into my new double garage will be a very cool affair....
just need to make sure I pick the right set of keys !
(you're still PTS though aren't you Daro ?)
Its going to sit along side my 987 Boxster S in Guards too !
I think walking into my new double garage will be a very cool affair....
just need to make sure I pick the right set of keys !
White, like the first one for me. And it's free.
Sadly, £25k plus my Cayman for a car I could use less is not going to happen just yet!
Sadly, £25k plus my Cayman for a car I could use less is not going to happen just yet!
Daro, you're doing a great job of bringing all Spyder media to one place; video & written reviews good or bad, shots from every angle inside and out.
The new car has the characteristic slightly awkward profile with the roof up that creates intrigue amongst the less informed.
Roof down it looks like the best choice in the current Porsche range for the sunniest days where the most important thing is having no roof over your head in the most stylish shape, regardless of any inconveniences or impracticalities that are a consequence of the attractive shape. Hopefully also have attractive company onboard who likewise admires your good taste[].
As for colours, i'd like it in the red or blue. I wouldn't go for yellow (whereas I would on a GT4).
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The new car has the characteristic slightly awkward profile with the roof up that creates intrigue amongst the less informed.
Roof down it looks like the best choice in the current Porsche range for the sunniest days where the most important thing is having no roof over your head in the most stylish shape, regardless of any inconveniences or impracticalities that are a consequence of the attractive shape. Hopefully also have attractive company onboard who likewise admires your good taste[
].As for colours, i'd like it in the red or blue. I wouldn't go for yellow (whereas I would on a GT4).
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John, I also thought it looked a bit like Daro lol!
Daro, I think the £100k option is worth it, it's knocked years off you[]
Blue does look good on the move.
It's good to see reviews conducted on the road. Track reviews would miss the point of the car entirely, as would any GT4 vs Spyder reviews.
Yes will be good to hear the PEC experiences. Yes it's a track but only a small one, akin to a good B road[]
Daro, I think the £100k option is worth it, it's knocked years off you[
]Blue does look good on the move.
It's good to see reviews conducted on the road. Track reviews would miss the point of the car entirely, as would any GT4 vs Spyder reviews.
Yes will be good to hear the PEC experiences. Yes it's a track but only a small one, akin to a good B road[
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