Boxster & Cayman were the first production mid engine Porsche?
Oh, its not like the 914 was a real Porsche.
The real error was that the Cayman was not in my garage.
Zach
I made a comment, but it has to be approved by the video poster. I wonder if they will approve it?
You may not be aware that a street version of the 904 was offered, and 100+ cars might be considered "production" .................
The Cap'n
the 550 was mid engine and was street legal.
also, the Porsche guy didnt say that, the dumb ass interviewer said it and the polite Porsche guy didnt correct him.
It wasn't politically correct for us Amerikans .... It should have been "Afro-Amerikan Edition".
The interviewer must be a friend of Mr. Clarkson.
I'll have to go back ands see if they allow my reply. How long does approval usually take?
That was lame, did that clown forget all about the great Porsche mid engined cars that were road legal like the 914, 550, 904, 962, Carrera GT, etc. Oh well.
nice Zach, but you misspelled Boxster. (I assume zachnall is you?)
I like the comment about 'the mid-engine layout has the engine in the right place' and one guy pointed out that means the 911 has it in the wrong place.... in one comment, he bashed the most successful sports car of all time, and the icon of Porsche. Good job...
I got my NARP on again!
I guess they considered the 914 a VW-Porsche regardless of how the US labled it.
Scott,
I see it more positively... look at it this way, he just lumped the 914 in with the Carrera GT.
Think about it: the 914 is not the predicessor to the Boxster or Cayman as it's always talked about. The Boxster is a convertible, the Cayman is a coupe.
The Carrera GT has a removable top...just like....the 914!!
and now, this guy discounted BOTH in his interview.
So....
I think they blocked my comment There is a comment showing it was submitted 3 hours ago and mine was submitted 4 1/2 hours ago.
Thanks. Just wanted to make sure.
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