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Discussion in 'California(Portofino)/Roma(Amalfi)' started by arizonaitalian, Feb 21, 2012.

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  1. arizonaitalian

    arizonaitalian Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #1 arizonaitalian, Feb 21, 2012
    I used the configurator on-line and note that it doesn't show the prices. I don't want to bother a dealer just yet (I'm not sure if I'm getting a used one or going to wait for a new one).

    Does anyone have any kind of list of options and prices?

    Thanks in advance!
     
  2. GNALUZU

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    #2 GNALUZU, Feb 21, 2012
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  3. arizonaitalian

    arizonaitalian Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #3 arizonaitalian, Feb 21, 2012
    Thanks Adam. How are you enjoying your new Cali? Any insights you care to share.
     
  4. agup48

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    #4 agup48, Feb 21, 2012
    I thought you wanted a track car, can't make up your mind can you? :D

    Or, is the GranSport going to go and the Cali filling it's place?
     
  5. arizonaitalian

    arizonaitalian Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #5 arizonaitalian, Feb 21, 2012
    I do want a dedicated track car, that is why I am considering trading both the CS and the Maser on a California.

    I'm considering that 2:1 trade in order to open up a garage space dedicated to a track car (not sure what yet, considering Corvette, Boss 302, Cayman R, lots of others...but not a Ferrari or pricey exotic).
     
  6. agup48

    agup48 Two Time F1 World Champ

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    #6 agup48, Feb 21, 2012
    Gotca, good luck! :)

    Keep in mind, spec Miata's kick ass!

    Also, more classics but still cool race cars: http://bringatrailer.com/category/race-car/
     
  7. Balsamina

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    #7 Balsamina, Feb 22, 2012
    Off topic, but I love bringatrailer. Lots of interesting vintage cars and a great community commenting on what to look for.
     
  8. arizonaitalian

    arizonaitalian Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #8 arizonaitalian, Feb 22, 2012
    Yup lots of cool track car choices. Oddly and for my own reasons, I want a street legal track car...no trailers for me...and I may even use it to commute or drive on weekends too. I'm actually leaning towards Corvette GS, Boss 302 or Cayman R. Although the new subie/scion is interesting too....as you may guess I haven't put much thought into that yet...got this cali decision to make first. And, I've got to decide once and for all if I can learn to heel/toe throttle blip on downshifts or not...if not, I have to get a DCT/F1 style car which limits my choices...another thread at some point...
     
  9. GNALUZU

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    #9 GNALUZU, Feb 22, 2012
    Sorry for being partially OT, but skip the Vette and Mustang for track cars. Of those 3 you listed I would go with the Cayman R as it is the most balanced car in the group.

    Pick up a lightly used Lotus Exige! I had a student show up at the track in one of those a few years back and I got to show him the line for the first couple of laps. It is pretty much like a go kart.
     
  10. Need4Spd

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    #10 Need4Spd, Feb 22, 2012
    +1 on Lotus, either Exige or Elise. A guy I know who's graduated to driving instructor regularly runs down and passes GT3s and Ferraris at driving events in his Elise. Now that I know you won't be tracking your Ferrari at all, I think the Caliornia would be perfect as a replacement for your CS and Maser. It won't be as hard core as the CS but more so than the Maser and give you a Ferrari experience you can enjoy much more often and to take more places than the CS.
     

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