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KRL · 11-30-2003

Most sports cars are uncomfortable. I've driven Porshe Turbo Cabriolets, found them uncomfortable, and had 2 of them stolen. Driven a Ferrari 365 and that was totally uncomfortable and hard to get in and out of and too much an attention whore car.

My favorites are Mercedes SL's and I've had a bunch of those and they are fast, comfortable, safe, solid, reliable, and everything else perfectly done.
But I've gotten a lot of tickets in those cause you don't realize how fast you're driving they're so darn smooth at high speed.

My ex-wife just got a Maserati Spyder and that's pretty nice. Has a Ferrari engine in it. Fast and luxurious. But hardly any room in the trunk, if you can even call it a trunk. Also the soft top leaks when it rains hard.

11-30-2003	#5
KRL Members Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 339	Most sports cars are uncomfortable. I've driven Porshe Turbo Cabriolets, found them uncomfortable, and had 2 of them stolen. Driven a Ferrari 365 and that was totally uncomfortable and hard to get in and out of and too much an attention whore car. My favorites are Mercedes SL's and I've had a bunch of those and they are fast, comfortable, safe, solid, reliable, and everything else perfectly done. But I've gotten a lot of tickets in those cause you don't realize how fast you're driving they're so darn smooth at high speed. My ex-wife just got a Maserati Spyder and that's pretty nice. Has a Ferrari engine in it. Fast and luxurious. But hardly any room in the trunk, if you can even call it a trunk. Also the soft top leaks when it rains hard. __________________ Quick Buck "Value and buy domains not for what they did yesterday or today, but rather for what they can be built to do in the future."