Porsche have just opened a dealership in Wolverhampton... I can just see the sales team standing around watching the clock and praying someone will visit soonpvr wrote:They probably included the distance to the dealer as a major factor or so.
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Which magazine: best convertibles
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Rathean
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Which magazine: best convertibles
2011 X3 30d MSport black, 8-speed auto, leather everything
2011 Bimmer Z4 35i diamond black, 6-speed manual, full caboodle (hibernating)
2011 Bimmer Z4 35i diamond black, 6-speed manual, full caboodle (hibernating)
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flybobbie
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Lot of money in Wolverhampton, they are just tight, very careful where and when to spend money.
The only trouble with Porches, they all look a bit dated, no mater how well they perform.
Even Audi TT looks old.
The only trouble with Porches, they all look a bit dated, no mater how well they perform.
Even Audi TT looks old.
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I would have to question the legitimacy of any top trumps of convertibles that doesn't have either the MX5 or Boxster in it's top 5, to have neither I would find incredulous.
Another one http://www.whatcar.com/news/best-and-wo ... -60k-2016/, this one is also suspect, I'm not sure I would classify half of them as a sports cars, a four door saloon does not a sports car make, just because the marketing departments of the car maker says it's so
There's an interesting article http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture ... efinition/ here, on one persons definitions which I broadly agree with, the MGB classification reminds of endless arguments over the e86 on here....
Another one http://www.whatcar.com/news/best-and-wo ... -60k-2016/, this one is also suspect, I'm not sure I would classify half of them as a sports cars, a four door saloon does not a sports car make, just because the marketing departments of the car maker says it's so
There's an interesting article http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture ... efinition/ here, on one persons definitions which I broadly agree with, the MGB classification reminds of endless arguments over the e86 on here....
Gorgeous SFR Z4 M40i 
Gone 2017 Iridium SL400, 2015 435d xDrive Convertible, 2012 E350 CDi Convertible, 2010 DSB Z4 sdrive30i, 2008 Audi A4 Cabriolet, 2006 Phoenix Yellow Z4 2.5Si, 2003 Saab 9-3 Convertible
Gone 2017 Iridium SL400, 2015 435d xDrive Convertible, 2012 E350 CDi Convertible, 2010 DSB Z4 sdrive30i, 2008 Audi A4 Cabriolet, 2006 Phoenix Yellow Z4 2.5Si, 2003 Saab 9-3 Convertible
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Ducklakeview
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Gets a 5 star for reliability though..philip27 wrote:Only 2 stars for seat comfort clearly the one they tested never had sports seats !
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