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04-16-2007, 05:45 PM
I will probably wish I could justify buying it.
One bad thing about owning a Cayenne, is that it serves many rolls: Bad weather transportation, tow vehicle, mall cargo hauler (designed smaller to limit wife's purchasing capacity), child hauler, double date taxi and daily driver. I only wish it came with a manual trans.
Panamerica station wagon? Good idea, ever drive a BMW 5 Series wagon? Too bad they don't import the 8 cyl. any more. Now a Panamerica woody... bad idea.
What if Porsche buys Chrysler, from Mercedes? Guess the hillbillies will ask if there is a Hemi in it. Porsche minivan?
I got to stop posting late at night.
One bad thing about owning a Cayenne, is that it serves many rolls: Bad weather transportation, tow vehicle, mall cargo hauler (designed smaller to limit wife's purchasing capacity), child hauler, double date taxi and daily driver. I only wish it came with a manual trans.
Panamerica station wagon? Good idea, ever drive a BMW 5 Series wagon? Too bad they don't import the 8 cyl. any more. Now a Panamerica woody... bad idea.
What if Porsche buys Chrysler, from Mercedes? Guess the hillbillies will ask if there is a Hemi in it. Porsche minivan?
I got to stop posting late at night.
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–noun
1. a person attached to another by feelings of affection or personal regard.
2. a person who gives assistance; patron; supporter: friends of the Boston Symphony.
3. a person who is on good terms with another; a perso