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Old 25th February 2005, 17:53   #11
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Re: OT: Porsche CAYMAN ?!?

This will be a great little car...but i think there will be problems with this eating into 911 sales...especially if this thing handles as well as it should

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Re: OT: Porsche CAYMAN ?!?

Errrr.....
Not so sure about the new name though
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