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Car Forum / Porsche / Porsche Cars / March 2007

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Audi R8 vs 911

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Lawrence Lugar - 09 Mar 2007 01:30 GMT
...the magz (latest issues of Car/Driver and Road/Track) are raving about
it, how it's a 24/7 driveable supercar - in the middle of a ferrari and
porsche territory

ok.

my question is how can a car with the bodyframe of the R8(really
exotic-looking) be considered daily driveable?

any car that captures that many eyeballs on the road isn't daily driveable,
atleast in my opinion

your takes on it, anyone....?
Candy Cane - 10 Mar 2007 00:07 GMT
My 997 is my daily driver, and I love it.
Lawrence Lugar - 10 Mar 2007 02:05 GMT
what model of the 997 do you have?

color combo, stick or tip?

> My 997 is my daily driver, and I love it.
tooloud - 19 Mar 2007 00:41 GMT
> ...the magz (latest issues of Car/Driver and Road/Track) are raving
> about it, how it's a 24/7 driveable supercar - in the middle of a
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> your takes on it, anyone....?

My take is that you don't have a very good imagination. The R8 can't be a
daily driver because of how it looks? That's ridiculous.

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DST - 19 Mar 2007 02:11 GMT
 My take is that you don't have a very good imagination. The R8 can't be a
 daily driver because of how it looks? That's ridiculous.

I'm sitting here musing that everyone has a different idea of what "daily driver" means.

My brother-in-law thinks it means driving from his garage in Santa Cruz to his covered, reserved spot at work in San Jose. He doesn't have "winter".

I think it means being able to park almost anywhere, stop at the Food-King on the way home, take the dog to the vet, and drive on the occasional unpaved road. I have "WINTER".

He never LETS me drive HIS car, and he never WANTS to drive MY car...

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Dave in Colorado
 
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