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Cheerful news for a wet saturday!
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Helen Goff
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Black80XSA
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SLK is nice car, and hard top better system, but still can't hack it against an 8 year old design.
Z4 and SLK may be good, but Boxster is Special [
tiskev
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does your boxster always smell of burning rubber ? I have had three all from new and they all had that rubber smell.and don't tell me the acceleration was so good it was tyres.
Has that awful flat six washing machine behind your head all the time turned you deaf yet?Have a great week end.Give the old banger a decoke .
lee fulford
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Dont see too many Porsche Boxsters used as pace cars at the Grand Prix..Maybe they should..It might add a bit off excitement with all that oil on the track..
55 has something Porsche hasn't and thats the glorious sound of a big V8 and room for four adults and the shopping
lee
Dont see too many Porsche Boxsters used as pace cars at the Grand Prix..
Say after me:
M E R C E D E S M A R K E T I N G B U D G E T
Black80XSA
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55 has something Porsche hasn't and thats the glorious sound of a big V8 and room for four adults and the shopping
Errr, so what's a Cayenne Turbo then ?
I'll take mine Gemballa'd
CLK55 not out when I had mine - 320 gutless, pi$$ed on by BMW 330 diesels. CLK500 was not much better. Auto box indecisive and archaic compared to BMW steptronic. All CLK pull to the left, requiring modified castor bolts to keep 'em straight. No steering feel, no spirit. Had to wait three weeks for the bolts and the seatbelt / airbag light recall was a complete farce - I'd sold the car before any signs of MB catching up with all the cars affected (4 months with airbag light on, go figure).
Makes RMS a risk worth taking
W208 CLK much better car than W209 IMO.
JCB..
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55 has something Porsche hasn't and thats the glorious sound of a big V8 and room for four adults and the shopping
But then not too many two seater sports cars seat 4 adults do they.
I do seem to recall that you can fit a lot of shopping and four adults in a Cayenne, which is a Porsche, and at least 2 versions have a V8 of quite impressive proportions.
JCB..
Knowledge is a wonderful thing....
Andrew Killington
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however in this months EVO it still plays second fiddle to the Boxster S.
Andrew
GreigM
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"Fast and fluid, engaging and absorbing, it's a match for the Boxster - 80 percent of the time. And if 80 percent is good enough for you, you'll be delighted with the SLK. As long as you can live with the knowledge that every boxster that passes you is the better car." [
Black80XSA
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ORIGINAL: Andrew Killington
according to all reports the new SLK is a vast improvement on the old model.
however in this months EVO it still plays second fiddle to the Boxster S.
Andrew
Sat in a 350SLK today and have to say the so called "leather seats" were made from the finest rubberised crap looking / feeling leather I have ever seen [
Guest
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Having test drove the new slk, shall we say better, but still a pounces/womans car, to put it mildly.
Having owned an elise for a year, brilliant to drive but absolute hell to live with, on a day to day basis.
Having owned a boxster for the last 2 years, nothing comes close, nothing ever will come close!!!!
If you want a flash metal roof and a load of hot air then feel free and waste the best part of 35 grand.
If you want the finest handling 2 seater sportscar ever, then buy a boxster, simple isn't it!!!
tiskev
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I have owned 3 all guards red .Did u buy yours new or used ?might be one of mine.
Try driving a boxy to cannes without earplugs and then try an SLK.I am a porsche enthusiast but have a 32 AMG As well and that is one hell of a car .Honest.
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