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Everytime I lay into the throttle, I think to myself: "damn, this is a lot of fun for $36k!". Do yourself a favor and DON'T test drive the Cayman. I
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Everytime I lay into the throttle, I think to myself: "damn, this is a lot of fun for $36k!".
Do yourself a favor and DON'T test drive the Cayman. I did, and seriously considered stretching, but I would be eating into the cash earmarked for the improvements on our home we just bought. If you're coming from a 280, you'll love the 370Z - it's a bit rough around the edges, but a lot of car for the money. My other end of the spectrum was the MazdaSpeed 3 and GTI (did you know these come with a dual clutch transmission?), but fully optioned out, the 370Z was only several thousand more (minus 2 seats). If you're shaking your head at the price of a P-car, even used, I'd drop the crosshairs down a notch. Oh, my dream watch is a Patek, but I own a Seiko chronograph that I bought on sale.
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