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Considering trading in Cali T for 488 slot

Discussion in 'California(Portofino)/Roma(Amalfi)' started by Xeron, May 19, 2015.

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  1. Xeron

    Xeron Formula Junior

    Jan 25, 2010
    404
    Vegas
    #1 Xeron, May 19, 2015
    Fully optioned, 600 miles, Rosso California.

    Thought I would drive it more that my 458 Spider that I traded in. But, I'm driving it less as I find I use my 991 Carrera S Cab more.

    I'm thinking about it.

    any thoughts ? depreciation?
     
  2. bobhitch

    bobhitch Formula Junior

    Jun 28, 2014
    324
    UK
    Full Name:
    Bob
    #2 bobhitch, May 20, 2015
    Did you ever consider an FF - I traded my 458 spider as she was in danger of being a garage queen.
    FF is an awesome DD
     
  3. dry4re

    dry4re Formula Junior

    Mar 29, 2005
    487
    AZ
    #3 dry4re, May 20, 2015
    Question for you: is your 991 a stick or PDK? I have a 7speed stick 50th Anniversary as my DD and can't get enough of it. Different dynamic from the 458.
     
  4. Xeron

    Xeron Formula Junior

    Jan 25, 2010
    404
    Vegas
    #4 Xeron, May 22, 2015
    PDK. Drove a 6 speed 997 cab for years though.

    The Cali T just felt like it was fulfilling the same DD niche; although more powerful and aesthetically more pleasing then the 991, it didn't transport me mentally like my prior 458s did. It was a "wow car" not a holy, ******** what is this beast I'm driving? experience. So, I started thinking about the reasons I liked driving the other 458s I've owned and realized that I want my weekend driver to be radically different from my DD. So, the Cali T goes back to the dealer tomorrow and I wait impatiently for my 488 allocation.
     
  5. Fly4Ree

    Fly4Ree Formula Junior

    Apr 18, 2015
    362
    Wichita
    Full Name:
    Don
    #5 Fly4Ree, May 22, 2015
    Any guess how many 488's they will bring in per year once they reach full production speed?
     

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