View Poll Results: Which would you choose?
2014 Scion FRS or Subaru BRZ
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29.03%
2009 Porsche Cayman (as described below)
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15
48.39%
A really fast and reliable goat
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7
22.58%
Voters: 31. You may not vote on this poll
New BRZ/FRS or used Porsche Cayman?
#31
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These are the two great handling street cars with super precise steering feel that put a smile on the face. The decision is come to the brand and the huge cost difference to own. There are plenty of pro reviews all around the world regarding these duo in term best driver's car; there is no need to discuss period. It all come down to cost of ownership and having fun to own it for years to come.
1) Get a Cayman b/c it's a Porsche brand, more HP and kick for your need. And if you can afford the long term maintenance like thousand dollar min for any little repair and replacement part at German Porsche car repair shop.
2) Get a 86 twin if you are smile just to chip in hundred buck or few hundred buck for any routine part replacement and ez 1 click online ordering part for maintenance just like typical Honda/Toyota. It's the cost to own and have fun with it. My brother have the 911 cars so you know what I'm talking about.
1) Get a Cayman b/c it's a Porsche brand, more HP and kick for your need. And if you can afford the long term maintenance like thousand dollar min for any little repair and replacement part at German Porsche car repair shop.
2) Get a 86 twin if you are smile just to chip in hundred buck or few hundred buck for any routine part replacement and ez 1 click online ordering part for maintenance just like typical Honda/Toyota. It's the cost to own and have fun with it. My brother have the 911 cars so you know what I'm talking about.
Last edited by ISF350; 02-22-14 at 11:00 PM.
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It's funny how everyone thinks I'm buying either. ![Big Grin](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
I have seen both cars compared in magazine articles, and wanted to see how enthusiasts would think.
And it seems that the same complaint continues: the FRS/BRZ rides fine but needs more power. Otherwise, Cayman for track-worthiness...
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I have seen both cars compared in magazine articles, and wanted to see how enthusiasts would think.
And it seems that the same complaint continues: the FRS/BRZ rides fine but needs more power. Otherwise, Cayman for track-worthiness...
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Between the two cars, I'd prioritize on the Porsche Cayman.
Indeed, there are not a lot of cars out there with engines placed in the 'middle'.........so imho, take the chance to get something more unique
Indeed, there are not a lot of cars out there with engines placed in the 'middle'.........so imho, take the chance to get something more unique
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