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#30 of 35 Priced at what the Cayman should be by sam52054 Sep 25, 2006 (6:24 pm)
Looks like the prodigy of a Cayman and a Crossfire. If they keep the V6 at 40K, where the base Cayman should have been priced, then they'll sell quite a few. Think I'll go with the 335i coupe now (not as ugly as the sedan, with 0-60 in 5.2) I need a replacement for my Accord coupe (which could have been amazing if Honda would only get it through their heads that a sports car should be RWD! (or AWD though it slows them down a bit). Replies to this message: muser (Sep 30, 2006 11:17 am)
#31 of 35 Re: Priced at what the Cayman should be [sam52054] by muser Sep 30, 2006 (11:17 am)
Replying to: sam52054 (Sep 25, 2006 6:24 pm) You might consider test driving the Audi TT, the new Volvo C30, & the upcoming VW Scirocco before making your final choice. The sports coupé & hatchback market is FINALLY coming back to life in North America. With the infatuation with the utility vehicle past, automakers are devoting more development to vastly improved vehicle configurations - hatchbacks and coupés with luggage space. Too bad BMW and Porsche have lost all financial sensibility. I'd buy a Cayman today if the price was below $35k.   By the way, when did you get the impression that the Accord was a sports car? The only sports car that Honda makes is the S2000, and it is indeed rwd. Don't blame Honda if you don't like the performance of your large, family-oriented coupé.   The additional weight and friction of all-wheel drive doesn't necessarily slow the car -- it depends on the traction available. On dry roads, obviously AWD could be outshined by a more efficient 2wd. On slippery or rough roads, however, AWD can offer a tremendous speed and stability advantage.
#32 of 35 Re: That aweful grill continues to be aweful [quattro] by muser Sep 30, 2006 (11:25 am)
Replying to: quattro (Sep 02, 2004 11:52 pm) The grille of the Audi is nothing that can't be easily fixed -- and probably will be before production starts.   Personally (oversized grille aside) i feel these pictures show the most handsome vehicle Audi -- or BMW, Mercedes, or any american or asian manufacturer -- has offered in quite some time!   Reserve your styling criticism until you see the vehicle in person. Artist renderings and pre-production prototype pictures seldom do the vehicle justice.
#33 of 35 California emissions by fguillermo Oct 02, 2006 (5:17 pm)
Back in Nov 2005 Jester17 wrote that the '07 TT didn't meet Calif. emission standards. Any word if it can meet them now or in 2007 ?? Would like to see one up close & personal - from the pics its lines are clean & aerodynamic. Now if they could downsize the grill a bit . . .
#35 of 35 Roadster pics by ricardohead Dec 06, 2006 (2:44 pm)
22 Roadster pics from a german online mag. I don't see a link to any above.

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