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Deanger · 19th March 2002, 17:38

Went from 993TT to nothing sporty to M5.

Thought M5 was best of both worlds and was the ultimate "one car" car. And it is... but the thing of it... I can't settle on any one car.

Give me a big 4x4 one day, and a road-ripper the next.

And besides, Porsche for me will always be my true-love brand. I just think that's what a sportscar should be. From the earliest to the GT2.

So as Bibendum says "since life is short - whatever time we get is luck..." I decided to order a TT and resume the love-affair.

To me a TT and M5 have too much overlap. So bye-bye M5, you were amazing.

19th March 2002, 17:38	#9 (permalink)
Deanger Member, Sport: On DSC: Off Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: So. Cal Age: 38 Posts: 280 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	A-train took the words right out of my mouth Went from 993TT to nothing sporty to M5. Thought M5 was best of both worlds and was the ultimate "one car" car. And it is... but the thing of it... I can't settle on any one car. Give me a big 4x4 one day, and a road-ripper the next. And besides, Porsche for me will always be my true-love brand. I just think that's what a sportscar should be. From the earliest to the GT2. So as Bibendum says "since life is short - whatever time we get is luck..." I decided to order a TT and resume the love-affair. To me a TT and M5 have too much overlap. So bye-bye M5, you were amazing.