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Hallo!I'm looking for a new auto... I have dreamt of a porshe for all my life but now have some uncertainty... Could you give me pros and cons of a Cayenne[/url]? Who has this auto please share his/her impressions about this car? And the main reason - is girls like it?;-)What better new auto or pre-owened one? If you know some specific porcshe forums, please give me a url.

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Dobroye utro (Ãâ€Ã¾Ã±Ñ€Ã¾Ãµ утрþ) :wink: This is autoshite and yes your car choice certainly qualifies - buy one in the UK as they are cheap as chips compared to Euro version with the sterring wheel on the wrong side.It'll save you wasting time walking to the pavement to pick up all those devushkus (ôõòушúу) with wet quims

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I picked one up for £250 not so long ago. The sills needed a lot of welding but I used bits of old washing machine to cut down on costs. The motor was a bit smokey too so I dropped in the lump from a Pug 405 diesel which seems much torquier.The girls love it, I regularly have 8 naked beauties pleasuring themselves in the car whilst I cruise around town. I'd definately not buy a new one, since late 2007 they're all made of anchovies and make a quacking noise.

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TBH, any woman worth her salt (i.e. likely to bear you sturdy offspring, cook you a decent steak & kidney pie, not complain about your old speckled hen habit, and not run off with your cash to a premiership footballer at the first opportunity) will look at a man in a Cayenne and think 'tosser'.Much better you sort yourself out with a 1982 Talbot Horizon. You'll have the laydeez hurling themselves at you then.

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A Lada Niva is faster on the road but of course the Porsche is better on the rough stuff. Depends what you want it for really.Perhaps the best of both worlds and a winner with the laydees too, is an ex-Gas Board Transit van 4x4. Even with the stickers taken off the side you can still see where the paint hasn't dulled, that's worth a few points at the Pebble Beach concours.

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TBH, any woman worth her salt (i.e. likely to bear you sturdy offspring, cook you a decent steak & kidney pie, not complain about your old speckled hen habit, and not run off with your cash to a premiership footballer at the first opportunity) will look at a man in a Cayenne and think 'tosser'.Much better you sort yourself out with a 1982 Talbot Horizon. You'll have the laydeez hurling themselves at you then.

my bird thinks any bloke who drives a porsche is a wanker lol
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If you want a Porsche,the front engined ones are best,but be sure you get one that looks like this

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The ones that look like this are far inferior,

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they may share the same engine but they are far less practical & could only carry half as many devushkus :cry:

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Thanks for the link Father T, followed it and came up with this gem:

 

''If I say to somebody, 'I own a Porsche,' I want them to think I'm a swinger,'' said Al Ries, a co-author of ''The 22 Immutable Laws of Branding,'' and a founder of Ries & Ries, marketing consultants.

 

 

Unfortunately they really think, 'You are a .............'

 

(Alfisti's weekend 'complete this sentence in no more than ten words' fun competition)

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That's one of the few Russian words I know, and only because I've read A Clockwork Orange in which most of the slang is derived from Russian.

Guess who read the book without a glossary...... :roll: I was about 33% through it before most of it made any sense :twisted:

"We gave this devotchka a tolchock on the litso and the krovvy came out of her mouth", which approximately translated means, we gave this girl a blow on the face and blood came out of her mouth.

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