£50k what Porsche ?
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carcrazypop said:
997 GT3 is a good shout, and I'd also include a 997 GTS.
+1 for the GTS.If you are looking for a daily driver then a GTS would be top of my list. You might just squeeze a Turbo in for £55K.
If you want real seat of your pants driving and a tight sphincter on slippery roads, go for the GT3. No rear seats.
GT3 would be the better bet for retained value in five or ten years time though.
Good luck and post some pics when you get her

The new Cayman would be a more expensive buy (taking into account depreciation), but it would probably be a great deal cheaper to run. It would be under warranty, of course, should anything go wrong.
If you prefer to risk the costs of running a slightly older car, go for the GT3. If you want trouble-free motoring, buy the new Cayman and weep quietly at the depreciation.
If you prefer to risk the costs of running a slightly older car, go for the GT3. If you want trouble-free motoring, buy the new Cayman and weep quietly at the depreciation.
fastgerman said:
RonanF said:
Any love for a 993? An appreciating classic. You'd pick up a nice C2S for £50k.
Hahaha 50k for a 993 C2S with 280 hp and a gearbox out of a tractor or a 997 GT3.... hmmmm tough call ;-)(runs and hides)

OP, buy a 993, Save a wad on depreciation.
EDIT. Buy mine, just bring some strong blokes, the battery is flat as a pancake, the car is so wet inside I'm pretty damn sure I've seen fish. Not a car for the great out doors without a cover/garage.
Edited by Wozy68 on Monday 4th November 12:58
i'd be tempted to go for something like this and keep the change. Caught it on another thread - super value for money. http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/p...
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