Porche introduces a van for 2010

[Dave]

you can keep the leaky overengineered deathtraps piz. i'll stick with the superior mid engine layout

[PiZdETS]

Originally Posted by Dave

i'll stick with the superior mid engine layout

Porsche can do the mid-engine thing just fine.


Leaky? Deathtraps? Apart from the boxter and cayene, I've heard nothing but good reviews about Porsche reliability if you service them regularly. Safety is on par with other supercars and they're handling is pretty legendary, especially in the last decade or so.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by PiZdETS

Porsche can do the mid-engine thing just fine.


Leaky? Deathtraps? Apart from the boxter and cayene, I've heard nothing but good reviews about Porsche reliability if you service them regularly. Safety is on par with other supercars and they're handling is pretty legendary, especially in the last decade or so.

the RR layout is inherently flawed and they have a rep for oil leaks. theres a couple other things porsche has done that i dont like as well, like claiming something dodge did seventeen years ago is a new technology

[Chris S]

Originally Posted by Dave

you can keep the leaky overengineered deathtraps piz. i'll stick with the superior mid engine layout

My Porsche doesn't leak, is very safe, and has the superior mid engine layout.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by Chris S

My Porsche doesn't leak, is very safe, and has the superior mid engine layout.

and is detuned so as not to affect 911 sales

[Chris S]

Originally Posted by Dave

and is detuned so as not to affect 911 sales

Whatever, dickhead. The Caymans have 2.7-3.4L engines, 911's are 3.6-3.8. It accelerates right w/ the base 911, and outhandles all of them ex. perhaps the GT3. I knew all about it when I bought it, had previously driven a 911, and still fell in love. I paid it off less than 3 months after I bought it, so I could have easily bought a 911 had I wanted one.