THIS is how you wash a Porsche!
To understand the full thing, start the thread at post #2. More detailing in there.
To understand the full thing, start the thread at post #2. More detailing in there.
Did you get the PDK back? What did they say?Temporary insanity.
Unless toasters make you enthusiastic.Once you're a car enthusiast, you can't go back to buying toasters.
wife said to me today, "I'm over the economy car stage."I have a rental Hyundai i30 for three days of business travel and I sat in it at a red light yesterday thinking, "I could buy 5 of these for the price I'm paying for my Macan S". It was a sobering thought.
Then the lights went green and I got embarrassed by a 10 year old Prius. Suddenly it didn't seem so bad to have spent the dosh on the Porsche.
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That's great!wife said to me today, "I'm over the economy car stage."
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Don't worry @RJMcInnis it was a very fleeting, sobering thought!@gobobbie Don't ever even consider it! I got on a kick where I decided I needed better gas mileage, and bought a Hyundai Hybrid Sonata. It was the only vehicle I have ever leased. I kid you not, I broke the lease in less than a year, I hated it so much! Absolute crap from the beginning. Life is too short to drive garbage...
Now, having said that, the technology package had some amazing features. (When they worked). I know @grim will love to hear that...
@TripleZ @grim You need to stop dissing toasters. Mine has the pedigree to lust after and sit next to your cars in the garage...Heh, that's kinda funny. I've got a co-worker going through the same thing right now. He thought he wanted more utility and fuel economy than his R32. Bought a Subaru XV, hates it after 3-months. He is, at this moment, shopping for a new Q5, or other.
Once you're a car enthusiast, you can't go back to buying toasters.
I love toasters. Mine has worked flawlessly for maybe 15 years and keeps on humming ... er, toasting. Cost next to nothing and zero maintenance. :laugh:@TripleZ @grim You need to stop dissing toasters. Mine has the pedigree to lust after and sit next to your cars in the garage...
Porsche Macan Forum - View Single Post - I'm in need of persuasion
I love my Macan but every now and again I do enjoy getting into my wife's Toyota Highlander. It's big so I can see everything well, the steering is light, it has some grunt when you need it, it will 'actually' go off road and my kids can play games or watch DVD's on the built in system, 'toasters' work well.I love toasters. Mine has worked flawlessly for maybe 15 years and keeps on humming ... er, toasting. Cost next to nothing and zero maintenance. :laugh:
Hmm, I paid about $12 for my toaster, a Walmart specialI love my Macan but every now and again I do enjoy getting into my wife's Toyota Highlander. It's big so I can see everything well, the steering is light, it has some grunt when you need it, it will 'actually' go off road and my kids can play games or watch DVD's on the built in system, 'toasters' work well.
This thread is discussing Money's washing technique. He's from FL.Arrgghhh... Where I am in Florida, every day (no exaggeration) the chances of rain are between 50% - 100%. I give up. I barely have time to wash it before the next rain. I guess I have to wait a few months for the next weather pattern and just live with the dirt!
Checked your rims after going through the rail pusher ?Or, you can leave it to the pros. Hold the armor all and air freshener please.
Checked your rims after going through the rail pusher ?
And here is the interesting thing. After all the work, and all the money Money put into his car, he traded it in on a GT3 taking a big hit.Wow, that's an awesome video and wash job.